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Festival Goers Brave Large Crowds, Scorching Heat As the summer came to a close and school started again, there was a grand-fi- nale — the Blueberry Festival! Even though the tremendous heat had a simmering effect on everyone, attendance was higher than ever. The parade, the many bands, and the stomp all contribut- ed to the festivities. Some persons were upset because they had to park so far away. As junior Laurie Rogers stated, We had to park on Plunr Street and walk the rest of the way! Others spent their three-day weekend watching sports tournaments, both or T.V. and live at the park. One tourna ment was that of the tug-of-war. in which a team from the high school placed 2nc after being defeated by a Michigan team. However the Blueberry Festival week end was spent, there was never a dul moment, until Tuesday, then back to thel normal schedule until next year! j Top right: Stopping to enjoy a chocolaty ice crean cone are juniors Jill Geist and Celise Frank. Bottom right: Senior Becki Whisman waits for i friend get his face painted. Bottom left: Just one of the many festivities — th Blueberry Stomp, in which many a student ran. Blueberr) ' Festival Opening 11
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Blueberry ' 87 Below: Juniors Misti Ross and Cheryl Alspach try to concen trate on their marching. Above: Junior Kim Walters takes a break from shop ping to talk to a friend Right: Junior Gwen Williams asks, Are we having fun yet? -| Blueberry Festival L J Opening f tC l-i
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Homecoming Excitement A decade ago, Plymouth rode the train of glory to Indianapolis to bri(g home the first State Football Champi- onship. Ten seasons later the former champions returned to watch as a powerful Concord left Plymouth wait- ing at the station 0-7. Homecoming PPfen dlisi footeall, it ' s for thc-Whole school. Winning Hall decorations has ? become a tradition for the class of y 1989. This year the Jammin ' Jun- iors displayed extreme creativity. Following close behind were the soph- omores. Glory went to the seniors with iwenty-five dollar reward for the t new class links, sold by Pep Club Sng lunch for only five cents each to |w class spirit. Top right: Queen candidate Shannon Condon carefully watches for puddles while being escorted onto the field by John Oliver. Center right: Queen candidate Sandy Johnson flashes a nervous smile while waiting in the rain with her escort Chris Lambdin. Bottom right: Coach Nixon proudly retires Pete Bu- chanan ' s number 35 during half time Bottom left: Despite Ed Ruiz ' s vigorous attfmpt to keep Julie Crews dry, it wasn ' t enough. 1 Football Homecoming - - ■ Opening
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