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ary also came tremendous snow storms, dropping up to 28 inches of snow in a peri- Shear perfection was Ron Dameron ' s new look of ' 87 as he prepares for the new style of our football team. Beth Gibson sits in the library working on homework with her bouquet of balloons given to her by her friends. cation. A long break from school!!! Certainly that was something to celebrate. With the arrival of Janu- 4 Opening
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! r 4 A power, command of lan¬ guage, authorship, and fi¬ nally artistry. The 1986-1987 Legacy Staff felt that our school cer¬ tainly had all the gualities of that to belong under the words of Celebration of Style! At the end of last August and the beginning of Sep¬ tember, many students cele¬ brated the fact that their summer vacations could be extended since the 1986- 1987 school year wouldn ' t begin until after Labor Day. October was the debut of our new Homecoming king and gueen, Jack Coffey and Chris Eves. Not only the sen¬ iors but the freshmen, soph¬ omores, and juniors felt that it was a stupendous election for two extraordinary peo¬ ple. Last November was total jubilation for our football team and lack Coffey. As for the football team, they fin¬ ished the season with a re¬ cord of eight wins, two losses, and one tie. What a great season it was!!!!! But, for lack Coffey, he was one superb athlete who finished his career in football with 5,293 rushing yards, and 57 touchdowns. So it was time to move on to bigger and better things: such as col¬ lege football, and in the fu¬ ture, pro football. At last, December came. It was time for Christmas va- Opening 3
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od of three days. Along with this snow came seven days out of school and a halt of the last two exams. February was the month for ovations for the one we loved, or the ones we loved. There was always the tri¬ umph of affection spreads throughout the air as the Spanish Club had their an¬ nual carnation sale. Last year brought in an addition¬ al celebration to the school as the Key Club sponsored a sweetheart dance crowning Lee Branch and Dana Chit- turn, as our first sweetheart king and gueen. March was the beginning of spring after eight snow Opening 5
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