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THE PEANUTS GANG Full of color, the Snoopy and Woodstock senior float received a well-deserved first place in the October 22 Homecoming Parade float display. Seniors spent a lot of time designing and construct- ing this prize winning float for a one day occasion. It was a great moment for seniors when their float was awarded first place after many hours of hard work by them and their sponsor, Colleen McMullen. Pac-Man was built by the band-boosters club. This float added a nice touch to the pa- rade. I think it ' s great! said sophomore Dennis Brown. 12 Homecoming Floats
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Preppies, punkers, rockers, and vals all get in spirit during homecoming week. Everyone shows excitement in an everyday English class. Those honor stu- dents are: (Top Row) — Brian Fleischman, Vicki Yake, and Cathy Mooney. (2nd Row) — Tracy Winkel, Michelle Pontac, Julie Cesefske, Susan Frumveller, Kel- ly McLane, Koreen Dougherty and Leanne Brown. (3rd Row) — Diane King, Laura Oakes, and Angi Gross. Colorful Rena McNaimes, Bethany Barth, and Bea Ann Reid show that punkers have style too! Teachers have spirit too! Here Mr. Chapman and his freshmen Michelle Patterson, Roger Fiedler, and Lisa Cummings sweat it out! Spirit Week 1 1
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HAS BIG RED SPIRIT Beat the Shamrocks, the fresh- man float pulls away with second place. Larry Moeller, Super- intendent of Schools, and Marsha Campbell, President of the Board of Education observe the Homecoming floats before the Parade begins. The Junior Class takes third as Charlie Brown runs up to kick the footba ll, but Lucy pulls it away. Woodstock flies into fourth as the class of 85 takes the final place with their float Fly to Victory . t t Mighty Seniors with the help of Miss McMullen worked hard at River District Glass to produce the 1 Joe Cool float. Enthusias- tic Freshmen met under the Blue Water Bridge and constructed Li- nus with Mrs. Hayes help. Ener- getic Juniors created Lucy and Charlie Brown at Becky Moellor ' s house with the help of Miss Ewald. Many Sophomores and Mr. Harrison built Woodstock at Jane Mclntire ' s house. Students, faculty, parents and administra- tors made homecoming possible. Homecoming 13
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