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GiannoTti. Poulo Gilbert, Kelly Gill, Tom Gingerello, Frank Glick, Dovid Glynn, Jeffery ' H Gonzalez, Bonifacio Gonzolez, John Goupil, James Groce, Mork Graf. Eric Graham, Earl Groven, Betty 131
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Dougherty, Rhondo Ducken, Thadde Edwards, Charlene Unique Contests Challenge Juniors I or almost two months now I ' ve been waiting for this week: homecom- ing. Now we ' ll prove ourselves and show that the class of ' 84 is for superior to any other class. Monday — During the shaving cream contest, we didn ' t do so well, unfortu- nately. The freshmen came in first; but, what made me happy, ecstatic in fact, was that we triumphed over the sopho- mores. The shaving cream was abso- lutely, positively, the ultimate in disgust. Kathy Camp unwittingly perched on the edge of a chair while Eric Nilson poured on the shaving cream, attempting to build a mountain of mush. Tuesday — In the lapsit, fifteen of us Juniors participated. Oh, how easy could that be! (or so I thought.) We out sat the freshmen; they just fell. And there go the seniors, they have my sym- pathy. We ' re holding on, but lifting the left leg kills us. We put up a good fight, but went down, surrendering first place to the sophomores. Wednesday — Today we had the piggy back relay. We were doing well, but Mi- chelle Upchurch toppled off Gina Rous- seau ' s back. Thursday — Aaahh, the tug-of-war. We challenged the seniors. With the mus- cles of Eddie Green and other strong ju- niors, we prevailed over the class of ' 83. Our next opponents were the sopho- mores. The gun went off, we tugged, they tugged, and after five minutes of pulling and tugging, we gave in and lost it to the sophomores. Friday — On .the last day of the week, the scores were tallied, WE were placed second (fantastic!) under the sopho- mores. 1. The Junior Class is straining to overtake the seniors. 2. The Junior Class Float shows what the beach scene used to look like in the Roaring 20 ' s. 3. Mary La Londe is desperately trying to out drink her opponents in lunch time activities. 130 We ' re the Kids of America
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Guerrero. Trmmy Hamilton, Rhondo Hainey, Bob Hanson, Richard Heusner, Stevei Hobort, Kelly Holley, Patricia Holmes, Chris 132 We ' re the Kids of America '
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