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Trumpeters Dee Patel, sophomore; Greg Perry, freshman. Court Maple, junior; Kelly Beery, sophomore; John Keogle, fresh- man; Greg Downing, sophomore; and Evan Grotemat, junior, mark time to the music. Photo Michael Boeglin The COE Halloween party proved to be a good time for Ragedy Ann (Senior Rena Snowberger) and Andy (Senior Derek Graham) as they enjoy the food and fun. Photo Terry Snowberger • « • ' . J ' .- ' ? 1 ' kTn ' B vp l 9 I L t—, . . 1 .• 4 OPENING
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It ' s Time For Bruin Beginnings As the hot days of summer slowly faded away, school began. Septem- ber 3, 1985 marked the time when many Bruin changes began. Several changes for the better be- came evident. The football program established itself as a success by win- ning 24 out of the last 30 games. The basketball team adjusted to fill up the nine places left empty by last year ' s graduating seniors. The girls ' tennis team experienced a major change as Mr. Ron Barnes took over the coaching position. Hair and clothing styles have also changed. No more are the neat, tidy and preppy looks readily apparent — they ' ve vanished in favor of the any- thing goes look. Faces changed as the freshmen be- came a part of Northrop life. New staff members also added some variety to the year. As the freshmen odjusted to high school ways and developed into more mature teenagers, the new teachers learned their way around the school. The Senior class fell into its role early in the year as the class members be- gan to anticipate their long-awaited graduation. Seniors prepared for this change in their lives by preparing for their futures. There ' s no doubt that Changes Are Bruin in 1985-86. — Carolyn Spake OPENING T-, sww - - JOT - ' f wpii P ' vl.- -J, 6. tx V PMN ■ • ' ts . ' - •« -f i:; ' ,- ■iftP ir .■ ' • - H . .v.. .%-; . ».?■» ' ■ .■ ' 1,100 cases of oranges and grapefruit wait Before the Homecoming game, Mrs. Caroi to be distributed by the Big Orange Pride. Freck and the cheerleaders do some last Photo Michael Boeglin minute organizing. Photo Watters Studio ««n Cwnty Public library
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Time to perform! Julie Weak, soplnomore, unrolls her flag to join in with fellow flogs to warm up before a contest. Photo Mike Mrs. Natalie Hewes gives Senior Stacy Frie- burger a few pointers in Home Economics. Photo Michael Boeglin 4 I OPENING
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