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Spirit Schedule Monday: Class number day Tuesday: Hard Rock Cafe day Wednesday: Hat and Bandana day Thursday: Clown day Friday: Green and Gold day Above: Brian O'Keefe, Lee Bass, Monica Kanorak. Mrs. Robb. Top: Mrs, Kitchen teaches from under the 'Big Top.
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Spirit Week Spirit week brought an extra flair to the Homecoming excitement. The spirit of '88389 far surpassed that of last year's classes. The circus theme could be seen throughout the school from the dec- orations in the Classrooms to the clothing of the spirited students. Awards for the best decorated firstbell rooms were given to the most creative classes. At the parade on Thursday night, the seniors won first place for their float, ttDevour the Redskins. Above: Mike Varin, Chris Fultz, Mike Arnst. Right: Jackie Johnson, Jaina Lindauerl Danielle Minson. Aiyssa Goldberg, Betsy Warzon, Dori Brothers. Ali White.
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Sports and Pep Rallies Cool autumn nights brought crowds to Sycamore's football games and soccer matches. lcy, cold winter days brought fans to basketball games, swim meets, and wrestling matches. Finally, warm spring weather attracted spectators to baseball games and track meets. The teams played hard while the fans cheered encouragement. Not only did the athletic events attract crowds, but so did Sycamore's pep rallies. The pep rallies, commented one sophomore, llcreated more spirit and school pride. This year there were more pep assemblies. The spirit of the rallies Top Right: Tim Cutter could be felt in the music of the band, the dances of the flyerettes and flag corps, and the cheers led by Sycamore's award winning cheerleaders. With the advent of more pep rallies, the students' spirit and enthusiasm was illus- trated at almost all sporting events. The crowds at the soccer and basketball games were the highest in years. Teams such as water polo, golf, tennis, and swimming competed in State tourna- ments. Overall, this yeafs effort to in- crease Sycamore's ttFlFtEl' helped in con- tributing to the teams' performances.
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