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New settings are found at beginning of school by teachers, students When students and faculty “Opened the Door to 84,” they saw a number of changes. Fur- ther remodeling and nine new staff members were added. To provide more space for the computers, the computer room and first floor English rooms were re- versed. Because of this switch, these rooms, plus the choir room, were selected as good places to start the classroom remodeling. The ceilings were all lowered and flu- orescent lights were added. Orange carpeting was installed in the Eng- lish room, blue in the computer room and brown in the choir room. Other remodeling occurred on both the outside of the high school and the inside of the Brown Build- ing. The north side of the high school was painted, and the other sides were retucked to prevent the bricks from falling out. The gym lights were replaced in the Brown Building and the bleachers were painted over Christmas vacation. I think they were changes that were long needed,” stated Principal Don Hague. ABOVE: Helping her team win, Kelly Hender- son drops a clothspin into a can. The Cloth- espin Drop was one ot the games played at the indoor Olympics on Homecoming Day. BELOW: On Punk Day during Homecoming dressed up are Cheryl Perrote. Rochelle Hen- Goddard, Trish Zimmer and Brenda Ed- Week a cross section of students who derson, Kathy Carrell. Chris Bowser, Steve monds.
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ABOVE: Swinging Spud was one of the games at the indoor Olympics. The object was to hit a potato on the floor with another one which was hung from the waist in a nylon. Dennis Stucky demon- strates how he will get his studly spud across the finish line. BELOW: A unique diving style is shown by Kevin Strotkamp at the swimming party held at the Peabody Pool. This party took place in early September and provided a way for the girl and boy athletes to cool off after a long, hot practice. BELOW: Eric Henderson holds his tooth- pick steady while Shawn Garcia tries to get his down the middle of the lifesaver in hopes of a successful exchange. The ef- forts of Eric and Shawn, as well as those of their teammates, paid off when their team took first place at the indoor Olym- pic games during Homecoming. I ABOVE: Mr. Harder breaks his usual dress code for Homecoming Hat. Sunglasses and T-shirt Day. Ope.yu.ng 3
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