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10 Of course, some days get rowdy, but when the rowdiness starts on Monday and gets progressively more frantic to- Shake, your body do their enthusiasm, Varsity Che another cheer. LET’S GET ROWDY wards Friday, it’s got to be Spirit Week -' the one. time during the year when the classes are organized and sharpened by the competition between them for the Spirit Jug. Monday was named class colors day. Tuesday was the football find but was 3 elimanated due to “Foul Play.” School colors day was next; students decked out proudly in blue and old gold. Thursday | afternoon was a busy one as students decorated their assigned halls. After judging, it was pointed out that all the halls were decorated beautifully with ballons, streamers and signs, but only one class could win. The Seniors hall placed first while the Sophomores hung on to a close second. ‘On Friday the scedule was altered for the outdoor Pep Rally at the end of the day. Students showed tremendous spirit. and didn’t stop yelling even after Mr. Spirit (Mr. Larry Buchanan) was hit in the face with a pie. , The Spirit Chain, sponsored by the Key Club, was also a big success. The most number of links was bought by the Seniors with again Sophomores in sec- ond and Juniors closely behind. It was announced that Seniors had won the the Spirit Jug. After the Pep Rally, many students went home to get ready for the game or helped complete one of the beautiful floats.
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Chorus crowd Paul Haynes, Karen Black . and Beth Grinnell give it all they've got at the dress rehersal of ‘Hello Dolly!” Funkytown Everybody boogies down to the music of “Avatar”, the band at the Homecoming dance. Future victims Anxious elementary stu- dents wait to get in the auditorium so they can be part of the audience to see the “Emperors New Clothes”. j
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