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COACH Bridge fires plays to defensive end Troy Masterson. A mad scramble for the football produces falling Stars and soaring Barons. IN the Freshman hall, Uncle Sam inforxrxs the students of the date and time of the game. ALTHOUGH the weather is drab, the cheerleaders try to enthuse the croiwd v?ith a yell. Homecoming 1 9
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After the decorating was over, the bonfire-pep rally began. It was a cold rainy night, but many dedicated fans showed up to cheer the team on. The Cheerleaders worked hard to make this rally successful. Cheers, band music, and talks from the football players helped to make up the evening. Coach Bridge ended the evening with an encouraging word to the football team. The FFA sponsored the annu- al chicken BBQ after school on Friday, with many people com- ing out for it. Then the time came for the football game. Al- though the weather was far from perfect, many fans showed up to cheer for the team in their game against the Dekalb Barons. The Barons went home with a 22-0 victory. After the game an open dance was held. Shock was the featured band for the dance which proved to be successful. At 11:00 p.m. the dance was over, and so was the first successful Homecoming of the 80 ' s. A member of the band SHOCK warms before the Homecoming dance. FOOTBALL cheerleaders Susie Yoder, son Minch, and Mary Habegger pose Sparky. THE action stops as the ball is fumbled during the ganxe against the Barons of Dekalb. SUSIE Yoder uses all her strength to throw a souvenir football to the crowd. 1 8 Homecoming
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Ye Olde Madrigal Christmas Feaste The music department pre- sented a madrigal Christmas dinner for the first time in the history of our school. There had been talk in previous years, but this time the plans materialized. The drama club, under the di- rection of Mrs. Knoch, helped in this big undertaking. Music was presented to the nearly 100 guests by the chamber choir and a small stringed ensemble. The meal consisted of many 15th century items, such as Wassayl, Flaming Pommed Poddying, and Candyde Apple Rynges. THOROUGHLY enjoying ' themselves, Jill and Tami find something amusing about the dinner. DRESSED as a servant, Karen helps seat the guests of the Lord and Lady. 20 Madrigal Dinner ■ PBWWWH '
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