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.if T 4,', 1.15 Q W 'S 2 6 . bfi, A Time For Faith, Love, Good Will by: Rose-inez Greenup Fall holidays are the season in which everyone all over the world gather to give thanks, send blessings, and spread faith, love, and good will to their family and friends. This is also one of the most exciting times of the year. It starts off with Halloween in which we get to dress up in imaginative outfits one day a year and go door to door trick or treating. Next comes Thanksgiving where all Americans have a feast to celebrate our new found country as the Pilgrims did, and to give thanks for everything we have. Then comes the most exciting one of all! That's right, Christmas! Buying presents, receiving presents, trimming the Christmas tree, Christmas parties, but most of all we can't forget the real reason for Christmas. Then, last but not least comes New Year's Eve! There were many parties, and celebrations for the ringing in of the New Year! The Fall Holidays are fun and full of spirit. A perfect ending for a perfect year. 1. Willie Ann Franklin, Wendy Swan and Jeana Humphrey display their imaginative Hal- loween costumes. They're thinking about entering the contest. Q. Cathy Trice and Jennifer Dimarob laugh at a joke that their friends told them. As they watch the con- test they listen to more jokes. mtl. iiutiutiw fEEi
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Halloween Means Fun For All by: Rose-Inez Greenup Halloween is one of the more enjoyable of the fall holidays. Once a year, we can dress up as anything we want. This year many people had the spirit for Halloween. There were punk rockers, witches, devils, harem girls, and many other imaginative outfits. There was a contest in the quad at lunch time to pick the three best costumes. Lee Dongallo took first place and 525.00 as a flasher wearing a trench coat and underwear with hearts. The second place costume was Charmele Works version of the wolfman. She won S15.00. There was a tie for third place and 510.00 between Alicia Moore as Rainbow Bright and Epi Partida as a girl Volleyball player. 1. Showing his native in- stincts Dennis Cuya displays his spirit on Halloween, This is a dramatic change from what he usually wears, a preppie. Q. Seniors Regina Harrison, Toni Blackman and Kim Rhodes came to school on Halloween as the Rap Group Run DMC. They demonstrate a beat boy stance. 3. Sopho- more Alicia Moore dressesas Rainbow Brite. In the contest she tied for 3rd place with Eppie Partida. lfllli urtttitie mt 1 I ' i 1
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Blackman Wins Crown by: Rose-Inez Greenup Toni Blackman was crowned Miss Pirateer 1985 on November 97, by Margie Acuna, reigning queen of 1984. The theme of the dance was, You Are My Lady, with red, black and silver decorations covering the walls and tables. Blackman was class president in her Junior year, vice- president in her sophomore year and representative in her freshman, sophomore, and junior year. She is an active member of Student Leadership, B.S.U., Pep Club, and a cheerleader for two consecutive years. l was happy, Blackman stated about how she felt when she won, Everyone was telling me that l was going to win but I didn't believe it 'till l got the crown. Other members of the court were as follows: Miss Football, Dina Billeci, nominated by SADD, Miss Baseball, Deborah Green, nominated by Pep Club, Miss Basketball, Becky Walker, nominated by PAC, Miss Tennis, Maria Vossos, nominated by U.S.A. Travel Club, Miss Swimming, Erin Cronan, nominated by Ski Club, and Miss Wrestling, Suzanne Becker, nominated by Block P. 1. Rick Russel and Dina Billeci watch the people dance as they take a break. He congra- tulates her for coming in Qnd place. Q. Paul Reed and Sherrie Alameda await a slow song to be played. Mean- while, they discuss their plans for after the dance. 3. Miss Pirateer 1985 court. Michael Walker, Deborah Green, Nick Sivil, Erin Cronan, Rick Russel, Dina Billeci, Martin Walker, Toni Blackman, Becky Walker, Robert Philippi, Suzanne Beck- er, Mike Crispo, Maria Vossos, and Kevin Confetti. fill 3 LiLEE LPl.Ltfi'L'IiIiLig
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