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Teams’ spirit bolstered by activity, cheer The student body supported its athletic teams throughout the year with pep assembly skits, decorated hallways, floats, and general enthusiasm. Many ingenious ideas sprout- ed in the fertile minds of the stu- dents such as suspended crowns in the front lobby, cages made out of flower plots, and a float- ing zodiac with the signs of the team members. The spirit of the school and community rose en mosse during the Sectional, the Regional, and the Semi-State basketball play. Signs, posters, Go Big Red rib- bons, midnight pep assemblies, and caravans displayed the proudness of the students and the community. Since the athletic teams repre- sented the school, the students tried their utmost to show their gratitude by spirit. CXD CMINfS PSOVTOS o M- prim victory or amguACMl by Kor Am 01 o boWtobolt p p tow.on to o tc ool gym iMSiwatcNS no wow » • u eo Mloman a Wo tup 0-0 od o o togn •(«htog Wo loom lucau m W o - fl ««ol If
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