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Page 23 text:
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OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Eric Thuemmel, Missy Perdue, Crystal Zeil, and Deb Power1 show us what dressing up on Hawaiian Day is all about. 2. Jeff Bambach, Ivan Miller, and Dale Miller showed everyone the right way to ski. 3. Boy'. Vici Nichol sure looks hungry I 4. The Senior and Junior girls gave us a little bit of action at the powderpuff game. THIS PAGE: 1. Devin and Tom clowning around at the powder- puff game. 2. Here's a look at the winning Senior powder- puff team. 3. Don't Steve look shy at the pep assembly? 4. This sign says it all for the Warriors.'
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irio nEco niiNG 198S This year'8 1986 Homecoming started off with a bang beginning with Spirit Week! There was a different dress code far each day of Spirit Week: Tuesday was Accessories Day; Wednesday was Inside-out-Day; Thursday was Hawaiian Day and on Friday was a Pajama and or 9weabs Day!!! The lunch hours during this week were un- forgettable! Each day held a different activity. Tuesday there was an oatneal eating contest, Wednesday a banana eating contest was held, Thursday there was a polish ski race, and to top it all off on Friday there was an obstacle course race in the gym. With all these activities f lng on the Senior girls still managed to squeeze in a little bit of Am with their victory over the Junior girls in the Powder-Puff game held on Wednesday. The day of the big game finally cane, and it was easy to see the excitement mounting. The morning started off in high hopes of winning the game. The football players and the Hcroccming court enjoyed the breakfast that was served by the F.H.A.. IXoing the pep assembly, school spirit really shined. Everyone seemed to be participating In the fun. Later that evening people were lining the streets of Klnde to watch the parade go by Main Street and end up by the bonfire. The game was somewhat of a disappointment though; we lost to Peck 12 to 6. During halftime cerermles, Tan Duda and Renee Drake were crowned 1986 Homecoming King and Queen.
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From left to right: Lisa Thuemmel, Julie Knoblock, Renee Drake, Lori Farquhar, and Jo-K Whitenack. Back Row: Jim Boyle, Mike Fisher, Tom Duda, A1 Craig, and Don Fischer. 1.Last year's 1985 Homecoming King and Queen, Kevin Knoblock and Trudy Ender. 2. The Senior's winning float, Raid'em. 3. The band plays during the home- coming parade.
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