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What a night! The class of ’87 defended its two year winning streak by defeating the class of'86 for the last time. The win, the victory, etc. came in the final seconds of the game when Melissa Horn caught a pass from Janiene Eccles and ran for the TD to win the game, 12-6. There was a lot of controversy about this game from the seniors, who said that Horn stepped out of bounds while running down the field. The freshmen won their first pow- der puff game against the sophomores with a final score of 12-6. Now came the time everyone was waiting for; we would finally find out who would be crowned princes and King. Chosen by the fresh- men was Tarry Schabel, the sophomore class supported Rob Jones, with Tommy Holzknecht elected by the juniors. The 1985 Powder Puff King was the one and only Bill Wash! Overall the evening was made a great success by commentator Conley, the referees, all the players, par- ents, fans, and the cheerleaders, espe- cially the senior cheerleaders and JABBA! The rules again, captains—No tripping, tackling, or hair pulling. The sophomores get into the spirit of things before they take the Held.
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Powder Puff Freshmen Juniors are Winners Arc those really your legs. Bill?? Everyone rushes to congratulate Rob Jones, the sophomore prince With Stacey Stephenson on her way, Ellen Gilfillan holds on tightly to the ball.
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Fall Play ‘You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown The Peanuts Gang came to life on stage in Aiken Auditorium as an ensemble of performers presented “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” Consisting of sev- eral short scenes and musical interludes, the action of the play depicted a typical Charlie Brown day with all its ups and downs. In the first act Charlie Brown laments the fact that small children can get a kite to stay in the air while he can- not. The act closes with “The Book Re- port,” a song showing students counting each required word. Another featured song performed by the entire cast shows Charlie Brown at bat during the cham- pionship game. He strikes out when he sees his red-headed giirlfriend. The song “Happiness closes the play when each character tells what makes him happy or proud. The production provided an op- portunity for the directors, Mrs. Schneider and Mr. Sims, to feature the talent of seniors John Kennedy, Linda Littell, Ed Lucas, Joelle Schneider and juniors Todd Brownewell and Jon Coo- per. Schroder (Jon Cooper) tells Lucy (Joelle Schneider). You arc a very crabby person. Snoopy (Ed Lucas) looks on as Lucy asks Charlie Brown a question.
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