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nticipation. After being crowned basketball queen, senior Tammy Griffin awaits a kiss from senior Scott Henson. The audience oohed and aahed. loud nine. Crowned football queen, senior April Waldroop floats in elation. The honor of being named a queen exci- ted those so honored. easuring up. Senior Dustin Gish helps prepare the Na- tional Honor Society homecoming float. Students applied themselves when trying to create a winning float. ,, , 35 f .1 ,,.. L , . .Qi 25 Aix K,- M4-0' issue Tedium. Iunior Sharon Kirkham gets the NHS float in top shape for homecoming. Participating organizations pro- duced thousands of tissue flowers. ig win. Seniors Paula Krob and Craig Fisher express ex- citement about the win over Iohn Marshall. Spirited spectators helped the team to overcome. O Homecoming High Anxletles
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