South Vermillion High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

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Brian Luce, Shawn Wilson, Mike Frazier, Jeff Hastings, and Todd Goldner are encouraging the Junior girls to a tug-of-war victory. The true meaning of spirit week was shown by this year's Freshman class. Despite their misfortune, they came out and supported the football team. Members of the Freshman class are yelling for the football team. Class competition during the pep rally brought a high level of excitement. Sophomores Shayna Moulton dis- plays the agony of pyramid building, while Mika Craig, Lori Crossley, and Chris Montgomery try to stay on top. HOMECOMING 11

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10 Students strive for the best Homecoming competition Competitiveness while having fun was the dominant attitude among the student body during Homecoming Spirit Week. Each class worked together to show their spirit and support for the football team. Monday was Pajama Day and also poster competition with the imaginative work of the Sophomores capturing first place. Everyone, includ- ing many teachers, backed their favorite on College Day, and Wednesday found clothes re- versed for Inside Out Day. 60's outfits were abundant Thursday, and waves of tra- ditional black and gold filled the halls Friday. Class spirit was very evi- dent Wednesday night at the pep session and bonfire. The Seniors showed their stuff by winning the class cheer, boy's tug-of-war, and foot- ball dress. Senior Vince Car- levato proved he was the fastest banana eater around as he won his fourth straight pep rally eating contest. The Juniors were victorious in the girl's tug-of-war and pyr- amid building, before every- one dashed off to see the bonfire. The float competition took place during halftime of Friday's game. Each class had been working on their float for four weeks, and for the Seniors, the many hours of creativity paid off when their Take A Victory Ride On The Wildcat Express, float was awarded first place. Soph- omores took second, and Juniors were third. Al- though the Freshman float was damaged in a storm ear- lier in the day, they showed a lot of spirit by riding out on their wagon to cheer on the football team. Spirit week was a time when we all worked togeth- er toward common goals. Whatever our reasons for participating, spirit week will be remembered as one of the highlights of the school year. Nikki Overpeck This spirit week went really well. Gail Wright Gail Wright keeps an eye on her stuffed animals during P.J. dress up day of spirit week. The Senior float rolls to a win. Thus, the pace has been set for the re- mainder of the school year.

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Many moods of Mrs. Perrin were displayed during the numerous rehearsals. Mrs. Sycamore took time out of her bizarre schedule to finish a painting she had started ten years ago. 12 FALL PLAY Gave Wellington the town drunk, portrayed by Cindy Ward clutches her bottle like a baby clutching a teddy bear. Chivalry is not dead. Tony drops on one knee to propose to Alice. The cast of You Can't Take It With You, includes, (front row) Mica Farrington, Brent Frazier, Cindy Ward, Chris Benskin, Lisa Rosko- vensky, Kristy Yager, (back row) Greg Strobel, Nancy Albin, Vince Carlevato, Brooke Overpeck, Phillip Harrison, Brian Farrington, Gail Wright, James Gamble, Andy Kirk- man, and Chris Howk.