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Senior Carl Bennett uses the homecoming dance to demonstrate passmmmee Returning from an enjoyable lunch off campus, his dancing ability. Students take advantage of this opportunity to have fun and exhibit their taste in formal attire. seniors Marlo Meeks, Shannon Drawdy, and Suzanne Culp walk liesurely to class. Dining off campus is considered a senior privilege. cathy Paul Life 7
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From school spirit to romantic relations, every aspect of our lives was changing in some way. While some Monarchs tried to adapt to the differences of high school life Carhy Paul Jarvis Jackson discovers just how different things look up close. Many students gained a new perspective through experiments in science class. Sophomore Susie Van Guilder and senior Laura Reiger collabo- rate on a math problem. Many students discovered that friends are invaluable in mastering difficult equations. 6 Life in general, others noticed the variances in our school itself. However, regardless of the changes, the Monarchs participated in life with their characteristic zeal, eager to get the most from it. Their dedication to activities outside of school merely en- riched their academic experiences and provided for a well-rounded individual. Allison Creech Enjoying a well-deserved rest, Derrick Payne, An gela MacGruder, Joy Maxwell, Tina Haywood, and Rob Doane take a break from school and wait for the field hockey game to begin. Attendance at athletic games can be both school spirited and social events for Monarchs. Tommy Zuckerwar Jennifer Payne enjoys a slice of pizza while her sister Kathy looks on. The two students use the hood of the car to relax in the sun. Once warm weather comes, eating lunch outside can be a much deserved treat for students who have been closed in all winter.
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Rob Doane uses his face as a canvas to demonstrate his own school spirit. Facepainting is a common means of expressing one’s purple pride. Senior Glen Granger prepares for the homecoming game. The Monarch’s growing visability is an example of the newly spirited trend. Posters and signs are just one colorful way the Pep Ciub generates enthu- siasm. The Pep Club has been a ma- jor force in the return of school spirit. 8 Spirit
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