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JUNIORS ARE POWDER PUFF CHAMPIONS Three weeks of long, hard practice ... the jitters before the game . . . last minute instruc- tions . . . playing your best for your coaches . . . loosing to the juniors ... the guys backing you in the stands . . . voting on Miss Powder Puff . . . Gail, April, Pam, and Dee . . . the team breaks through the hoop while the school song is played ... the captains give their opinion on the outcome of the game . . . Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Stone getting hit with pies . . . Kirk is Mr. Football . . . Hail, Hail the gangs all here . . . end of the pep session . . . only four hours before the game . . . Mr. Football, Kirk Kusmiz, displays his souvenir football during the Homecoming pep session. During Friday afternoon’s pep session, the crowd’s spirit brought pies to the faces of Mr. Stone and Mr. Schmidt. Trying to hold back the tears, Senior Gail McConnell covers her face after being announced Most Valuable Powder Puff player. Senior Sharon Van to cross the goal line Senior powder puff 20 Activities
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PARADE MARKS BEGINNING OF H-C dates Walt Prochno, Kathie Genda, Rich Mann, Jackie Dolak, Brian Konarski, Sue Baker, Lynda Kloth get together during the H-C bonfire. The football team stops before the parade to say “we’re number one”. Over a week of hard work on the float . . . working until 12:00 the night before . . . last minute pre- parations . . . seniors without a car to pull their float ... 5:00 the parade starts, beginning the homecoming festivities ... the thrill of your car or float winning first . . . the fun of riding in the parade . . . sophomores win first place with “Help Prevent a Red Devil Victory” . . . seniors place sec- ond with “Pirates are the Big Macs, Devils are the Small Fries” . . . juniors come in third with “Fire Theirs Hire Ours” ... the parade ends . . . home- coming festivities continue . . . “Pirates Are The Big Mac’s, Devils Are The Small Fries” is the senior’s second place float. Activities 19
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mates Most Valuable Puff player. Dee the ball from the Rosendale attempts during the Junior game. A Junior victory brings excitement among team members. With the help of their coaches, Junior Powder Puff players show that they are number one. Mix ed emotions are seen as members of the senior team watch the game from the team bench.
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