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Senior Terry Lovejoy displays his talents in marching band. Hobbies 15
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Redskins Bloom In Hobby Field More than 1600 students enjoy al- most as many activities or hobbies. While some may attend practice for a sport such as football, volleyball, or track, others go off to their jobs or go home to study or complete homework. Special interests, however, occupy a good number of Redskins. Sophomore Tim Didier considers his special interest to be very exciting, challenging, and at times, hazardous. Tim is an active BMX (Bicycle Moto Cross) racer. He competes in many lo- cal and national racing events and was recently on a winning streak. Senior Nan Didier, a talented gym- nast, teaches gymnastics at the YWCA. She likes her job because she enjoys working with younger people. Senior Julie Kyle, in her spare time, liked to shop, listen to music, and play tennis; and when she was not enjoying those activities, she babysat 30 to 45 hours a week. Sophomores Ryan Hartzog and Jeff Howard spent their time at marching band practice after school and on weekends. Diversity in hobbies and activities holds Redskins together. Sophomore Tim Didier exhibits his fine cross skills. is only a part of Jill Hartman ' s task in 14 Hobbies
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Dog Day Brings Cash for Seniors Make sure to get his toes clean! Be gentle around the ears. His bark is bad — but his bite is worse — be careful! You may need a ladder for Marma- duke! I brought Fifi ' s favorite shampoo — her bow goes right on top, please. Do you charge extra for a trim? Who brought that darn cat? This first was the idea of Senior Class President, Natalie Parrish. Nat- alie wanted something different for a fundraiser for her class, and she found just the right thing. The dog wash went into gear Sep- tember 12 in the parking lot at North Anthony Rogers Market. It proved to be entertaining for every- one who helped, as well as boosting the class treasury by $45. Fort Wayne had not been ready for an annual dog wash, but Redskins have hit upon a novel idea! Now what about our cats? Ooh, this water is cold and I want to leave! exclaims this little puppy, who would rather be home. Senior Rod Lauer dries off one of the many dogs that were brought to the Dog Wash. Fred Caesar ' s dog Rachel was the mascot of the Senior Day Dog Wash. 16 Dog Wash
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