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In the Beginning There was School Life written by: Katrina Baker and Angela Hudson compiled from reports by: Kristin Abbott, Peggy Allen, Katrina Baker, Heather Berberet, Tory Coe, De Hamilton, MaryBeth Lundy, Sharin Mendelson, Amy Mortensen, Sandra Owen, jordan Stockton, and Susie Wise Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here today to talk about this thing called life. Electric word, life, and it means forever and that's a mighty long time, but I mean to tell you there is something else: SCHOOL LIFE!! . . . We were dreaming when we wrote this - forgive us if it goes astray. When we woke up this morning, could've sworn it was deadline day What time is it??? School goes from 7:50 to 2:20, but one could find activi- ties going from 6:15 to 9:00 p.m. every day. Dancers, singers, rally, and musicians could be found scattered around the school at all hours. Keeping school spirit alive and kicking was a primary goal for the Saxonettes. Practice, performing, and compe- tition were all part of the goal. The three co-captains were Jill Scharosch, Christy Stroeder, and Robin Braun. The advisor, Ruth Chapin, was a big help keeping the girls motivated. Mrs, Chapin was probably .the most dedicated and concerned of us all, we couldn't have done as well as we did without her, stated Robin Braun. The Saxonettes placed seventh in the state competition after hours of hard work. Generally the student body felt that they were better this year than ever before. tcont'd on p. 81 6X School Life iii WWW
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TOP LEFT Senior Smurfers Brenda Beaton, Chris Lull, Julie Vestal, Cindy Wall, and Margie Wood- land try to keep a straight face while posing. Photo courtesy Cindy Wall. MIDDLE LEFT The office windows display their secret dealings. Photo: Matt Ardaiz. MIDDLE RIGHT The new attraction and talk of the school: our garbage can in Center Hall. Photo: Romy Mortensen. BOTTOM LEFT The Homecoming Rally succeeds in having a good time once again. Seniors Kris Crow Qkneelingj, Tara Eyerly Qbending overj, Becky Bernard, Chris Lull, and Kim Bye fall stand- ingl. Photo: Shan Anderson. ROULETTE Curia Cuwo Us Ol BOTTOM RIGHT Senior Jill Walker displays a 1985 hairstyle. Photo: Mike Sullivan. Opening 5
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