Union High School - Redsides Yearbook (Maupin, OR)

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1. The bonfire burned brightly illuminating the spirit of Homecoming. 2. Paulette Price playing a major role in the football-volleyball rally as the kittens behind look on. 3. Sheri Duncan and Karen Hough at their best! 4 The Freshmen boys looking pleased about one of their many initiations. 29

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All members of the student body were encouraged to participate in the activities. By the end of the spirit week, it was obvious that the Sophomore Class deserved the ‘Spirit Jug’, as they were the group with the most spirit. Some of the traditional Homecoming activities were carried on, such as Freshman initiations, pep assemblies, and class competitions, to earn points for the ‘Spirit Jug'. The cheerleaders did add another competition to the Homecoming activities this year. It was for the most original football run-through. The class which designed the best run-through was priviledged to have its run-through used in the Homecoming football game. The Redsides' opponent for the Homecoming football game was the Wahtonka Eagles. The game was just one of the many interesting things which took place during the Spirit Week. The special dance held on Saturday turned out great! 1. Sarah Ashley and Connie Johnson entertaining the student body by singing a duet. 2. Mr Touchdown. Dean Peterson, and Queen Kassie Couey being announced during the Homecoming football game. 3. Bob Friel and Amber Coe dressed in Homecoming spirit for the Junior Class. 4 Members of the Freshmen Class learning to cross a floor the difficult way. 28

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“Dances This year, the number of “important” dances was cut back. Due to bad weather the Christmas Ball was cancelled. The Valentines dance was also left out due to some problems with timing. In general, because of circumstance. WCUHS had only three major dances. They were Homecoming. Prom, and Sadie Hawkins. It was a real shame that the Valentines and Christmas dances were left out, but we made it. In fact, we did better than making it. The three remaining dances were organized to a maximum and all turned out wonderfully successful. There were a few changes made with these dances but they enhanced the mood of the people. This year’s dances could easily be said to have been the best “special” dances WCUHS has had for some time. 1. Kassie Couey and Darren Hughes enjoying themselves at the Homecoming Dance. 2. Jim Duncan and Lisa Meyers caught in a pensive moment. 3. Bob and Debbie Friel serving their time as chaperones for the Homecoming Dance. 30