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The many hours of Showing their intense hard work payed off spirit and class unity, when the Science club the seniors stand up float won first place. and shout. An excellent offense Keeping the beat of held back the Trojan the band, the drum line defense, protecting pounds on during half- our quarterback. time at Homecoming. After much hard work, Riding his horse, the The Strain showing on Waving to the crowd, the water fountain on Thomas Dale Knight their face, the Juniors Andrea Lewis reigns Senior Hall, was attemptstoboostspir- pull the rope to be- onthe ‘‘heavenly” Lat- turned into a jukebox. it at the game. come the champions. in club float. 22 Homecoming
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Laughing at her gram- matical error, Marlena Eizaguirre giggles along with others. aes AMATO Ried aire 4 Exhausted from var- ious club activities, Stefanie, Carine and Marlena stop to rest. After an exhausting lab, Marlena Eiza- guirre rests at her ta- ble quietly. Bored by the usual cafeteria madness, Marlena Eizaguirre talks to Carine Van- denburg. seo eS Alphabetizing Senior group pictures, Ste- fanie Hein tries to think of the alphabet. Keeping cool on a hot day, Stefanie Hein ex- erts as little energy as possible. Foreign Exchange 21
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The Spirit of the “Knight” n the past, Homecoming was an excit- ing exper- ience every year. The 1986 Home- coming was no exception. By the designated time, everything was ready. Finally the procession be- gan. The crowd was delighted by the displays of spirit that adorned the floats. The theme, “A Musical Paul Spangler, the game captain for Homecoming, talks to the referees before the game. Travelling to Miami proved to be the lofty ambition for the Span- ish Club float. Knight’’, was in- terpreted by ev- ery organization in new ways. At half time the Homecoming Princesses were brought out. Ten- sion built, and fi- nally Wendy Pat- terson crowned Ellen Ascoli, the new Homecoming Queen. Then the winning floats were announced. The Science club came out on top, the Drama club took second, while the German club snatched third. Despite our loss to Midlothian, everyone was ju- bilant enough to enjoy the dance the following night. The Senior class chose banners adorned with graffiti to decorate their hall. Matt Porter graphically displays what happens to cars that lack a parking permit. Homecoming 23
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