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Mark Myers, Mike LoMurro, Robert Ford, Willie Lewis, and Brian Dornbush find the sponge throw a very amusing event. SPIRIT BUILDS WHILE STUDENTS CELEBRATE HQMECOMING Utilizing the prime feature of democracy, the Student Government Association, attempt- ing to boost school spirit, offered the students their choice of dress-up day themes. A tally of the ballots revealed the favorites, each of which was assigned to one day of Homecom- ing Week. On Monday, Sports Day, the school was filled with jocks of all kinds. Football, ten- nis, and baseball attire ranked among the favorite outfits chosen. Mimicking their favor- ite characters out of American Graffiti and Happy Days, participants donned the dress of the 50's on Tuesday. Wednesday brought out the rowdies of the Old West as cowboys and Indians sauntered around campus. Color Day brought an onslaught of orange and black and jeers to those few unpatriotic Lions who felt it was unnecessary to dress traditionally. In the earlier part of Thursday morning, clubs and classes were alloted time to con- struct booths and put finishing touches on Commons decorations. Students spent 5th and 6th periods as they competed at the vari- ous booths for prizes of all sorts. At 6:30, before the lighting of the bonfires, a pep rally was conducted by the Varsity Cheer- leaders, adding to the feeling of competition presented by the rivalry of the bonfires. Although some of the Seniors' wood was mys- teriously burned before the bonfire, and the Juniors' bonfire fell and was reconstructed, the competition remained close. Watching their weekends of laborious work go up in smoke, the Juniors and the Seniors each applauded their respective masterpieces. As the bonfires burned out, those who attended departed with feelings of satisfaction for a job well done and anticipation of the events yet to come. Homecoming Week I 13
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Mis 1.5 QQQ1 W . s. . Sophomores Pam Kaster and Donna Lindsey put the finishing touches on their Commons decorations. Mr. Rick Harris peers out in bewilderment from the side of the sponge throw to ask why no one can hit him. 12 f Homecoming Week The Juniors' reconstructed bonfire burns to its fiery end. Kelly Morrow and Debbie Herzog show their spirit during Sports Day as they dress in the attire of baseba players.
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