Tecumseh High School - Trail Yearbook (New Carlisle, OH)

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Chris Daly and his . . . twin (poor thing) on twin day. On baby day some people were glad not to leave their dolls at home.

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Spirit Week Causes Craziness Spirit week started on October 14. The week was shortened because of the Friday off, but students didn't let that dampen their spirits. From day one people dressed up to help get into the mood of the week. Student council once again sponsored the dance and the general week. They de- cided on what days to dress up and what to wear on those days. This year the days were a mixture of new and old. New were the Baby Day and Twins Day. Old were the Nerd Day and Red and Black day. Once again this year the Nerd Day seem to be everyones favorite. Most stu- dents just had to rummage through their parents closets to find the perfect cos- tume. Twins Day had a few surprises of its own, when real twin brothers changed places for the day and no one knew the difference. All in all the week was a good one. Students forgot their commentments to just have fun. And that's what its all about. Caroline and Yoshisir get all bug-eyed at each other.

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Thursday Two traditions were revived this year, as the Thursday night festivities were re- sumed. The first of these activities was Powder Puff, the all-girl football game between the seniors and juniors. Next was the Bonfire. Both of these activities have been can- celled since the '82-'83 school year for reasons beyond our control. This year though, the students were not going to let anything ruin their Home- coming week. The girls were decked out in Senior Red and Junior Black. The girls had lots of fun and plenty of support. Highlights of the game included the debut of the Arrowettes. Senior defensive team members cheer on their teammates as they make a first down. Quarterback Nancy Burnett hands off to Sheli Grimpe in the last quarter. The 1985-86 Arrowettes stack up to root on the girls' Powder Puff teams. Fans and cheerleaders alike, get rowdy at the bon fire.