Notre Dame High School - Titan Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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lil 1' ag- sw Breaking Rules From Spirit week to assemblies everyone par- ticipated in Notre Dame's activities. Where there was action there were many students having fun and building school spirit. The crowds at activities proved that we are spirited. Activities 155

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A group of Seniors take a minute from a hectic day in Greece to pose for a picture. Nike Mercadel gives it an extra effort during the obstacle course race. Spirit week started off fantastically. Many people participated in Greek Mythology Day held by the Seniors. The attire of the day was togas. At lunch time the Olympics were held. The events included a tricycle race, ex- cuse contest and a football throwing contest. The tricycle race was set on a course that went through many people and things. If you were Ms. Zix would you accpet an excuse from someone that their sundial broke down? That was just one of the many excuses that were used in the excuse contest. Even Hercules would have had problems winning the football toss. The object was to hit a lid, that was a few hundred Mike Garcia was really mixed-up. feet away. The Seniors viewed the day as an absolute success. On Tuesday, spirit was not slowed down. The Sophomores had Army Fatigue Day. So many people dressed up that I thought I was at an ex-military camp or in training. The competition at lunch was proof of my thoughts. An obstacle course was set up on the field. It was a rough course but many people, in- cluding faculty members par- ticipated and reportedly had a great time. Wednesday was the day everyone was mixed-up, because Freshmen had mix-up Day. Boys were dressed as housewives and girls were dressed as businessmen but many people seemed to forget how to match on that day. Purple socks were worn with brown outfits, clothes were worn backwards and everyone was just plain mixed up. At lunch there were many different tugs of wars. Classes struggled to beat other classes and girls tried to beat guys. Though there were many mismatched students the day was loaded with spirit. On the last day of spirit week ac- tivities the Juniors held What I wan- na be when I grow up day. It was a day where if you were sick there were plenty of doctors, nurses and mommies to take care of you. There was a wide variety of career choices expressed by students in their ap- parel. I am sure Fr. Bob was happy! At lunch a costume contest was held, by the Juniors. The winners were chosen by other students and the winning costumes were well deserving. Everyone had fun! Spirit week turned out to be a smashing success. As a result spirits were high when Homecoming and victory came to N.D. over the Rim of the World Scots!! Activities 157