Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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A Students Prove Talent Amid Kleenex and spray paint, float’building started on October 1st and for five hectic days the four classes competed for first place. The battle was tough and the judges had a hard time deciding the winner. After hours of work the votes were counted; the juniors took first with the help of their special effects. The Sophomores were in second with Bee Bop the Rockets. The Seniors and their spaceship took third. The Freshmen were last, but not least with the theme, Rock the Rock- ets. Minutes before the parade, it started to rain. This may have dam- pened the floats, but it didn ' t affect the class spirit. The parade went on as scheduled. C

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A - SOPHOMORE TALENT - Joe Grippi added spirit for his class with a unique sign he made in shop. B — Darryl Fisher guards the obvi- ously dangerous Charles Lademan. C — Two cheerleaders trip the light fantastic during their skit. D — You think Tm what? — dares Marietta Martin. E — Fonzie, eat your heart out! F — Renee Keller, Gloria Torello, Debbie Brown, and Theresa Titus are some of the Seniors who didn ' t get homework in Government, Thursday Oct. 4th. C — A refugee from the Stone Age, Sherry Lumpford portrays. H — Sue Barron leads the Seniors in a rowdy cheer. 2 }

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A - lunior float - 1st place Junior float, A Giant Step for Memphis ' B — The Seniors would like to give a special thanks to Marla Donna for all the help and time they have giv- en us through the five years of float building. C — 3rd place Seniors Mission To Destroy and Conquer. D — 2nd place Sophomores Bee Bop the Rockets. E — Seniors prepare the landing base. F — A time for work and a time for play. G — 4th place Freshmen, Rock the Rockets. 23