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The majority of Americans felt that the American hero no longer existed. When the US. embassy in Iran was overthrown, the hostages returned as heroes 44-1 days later. The US. wel- comed the hostages with red carpets and ticker tape parades. The veterans from the Viet Nam war became heated over the hostages welcome. They felt slighted because what the hostages went through was not as much as the veterans sacrificed by fighting in Viet Nam. The veterans patriotically gave up their lives for what has always been the meaning of America-FREEDOM. Princess Anne High School wishes to honor all of her graduates that may have served for our country during the Viet Nam era and those who are cur- rently in the service. We would also like to recognize Cmdr. Don Sharer who was a hostage in the American embassy in Iran. These patriotic Amer- icans show the spirit and love for their country that Princess Anne tries to de- velop in her students. Heroism, pat- riotism, freedom, spirit, and love are all American traditions. Cmdr. Don Sharer speaks at his homecoming in Rising Sun, Indiana. IH lraditions An American Tradition
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A SE ICR SUCCESS 1 O51-we .-'mv I ' v -.af ..-ul, Above left: Senior coach Pursell looks over plays for the game. Above: Kelly Chick hangs a junior. Left: junior Shelly Bennet is pursued by Senior Leigh Wiggins while Coach Donahoe tracks along beside them. The 1980 Powderpuff game turned out to be a senior success, the final score was 18 to O. The game had been postponed and rescheduled twice. Because of this and the cold weather, attendance was poor. In spite of it all, spirit on both sides abounded. During halftime, Guy Gawrych was announced as the 1980 Powderpuff Queen. This was the only time the shapely cheerleaders appeared. Senior Leigh Wiggins and Iunior Ianice Tawes were given the honor of Most Outstanding Offensive Players. Senior Renee Cwavrish and Iunior Mary Eger were announced as Most Out- standing Defensive Players. Iuniors, better luck next year for your own senior success! Traditions 27
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it LGA! Kabir' rf' UU 'H C 5 l l 5 . f- go 1 A 5 li Us lllT'lll'l I 5 I The gfellow ribbon, like our nation's flag, came to syln olize hope and freedom during t e Iranian crisis. A banner welcoming Cmdr. Don Sharer back to the U.S. of A. reflects the nation's feelings. Traditions 29
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