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Their Second Time Around Steve, what are you whispering to Shan- non? Or should we ask? And what are you whispering, Brett? Joe and Phil wrestle with an unknown bud. I wonder if Sister or Coach knew about this manhandling. pnoits Well, Coach, don’t work too hard. Aren’t you supposed to sweat in P.E. class? Joe seems to be “mapping” out some plans. Phil, you’re so cute!! 7
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Amy Bauman Brett Keller Joe Kirkendal! Chris Knobbe Debbie Schlosser Phil Scheitel Teresa Sells Greg Slominski Steve Taft The class officers, pictured here, kept the Sopho- more class in line. They over saw all the class projects and kept track of their money. The sophomore class was small, but raised a lot of money. They cleaned up Jug-Brown Stadium after football games, and held many cake raffles at football and basketball games. They were kept busy serving banquets. They helped serve the Parent’s Night party and the Traveler’s Protection Agency banquet. The highlight for the class this year was ordering their class rings. Many stones and backgrounds were ordered and many more months were spent waiting for their rings to come back. Now with their rings and enthusiasm, the sophomores are all set for the last two years of high school. 6
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union; Pat Knobbe Moni Parsons Shell Slominski The class of 1986 started the year off with a bang. 1 he skit for the Homecoming festivities was “Irish Court”, which was a take off of the “People’s Court”. Following the skit, came the bonfire which was built by the Junior boys on the practice field. Throughout the year the Juniors were busy trying to raffle off cakes at games. Also at Homecoming and at the State Football Play- Offs, the Juniors sold balloons to raise money. The annual Christmas Formal was decorat- ed with metallic blue and silver streamers, with a stairway for the centerpiece. Music was provid- ed by John Barker. Prom was held on May 3, with the theme ’Dancing In The Dark.’ The color scheme was lavender and silver metallic. Music was played by Bad Reputation. Junior class officers are Pat Knobbe, President; Shell Slominski. Vice President; Moni Parsons, Secretary Treasurer. 8
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