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Pholo hv David Pulliam David Pulliam Photo David Pulliam Photo TOP: Mars Jane Ta lor. art teacher, and Sandra Connell, librarian, serve their plates at Principal Lloyd Mims’ birthday party, till Mr. John Booth walks over to give Mr. Mims his gift from the faculty ABOVE: Mr. Booth hands Mr Mims the present while teachers watch. 27 Spread by Kareen Shaw
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Teachers End Surprises, But Honor Boss Each year the teachers give Principal Lloyd Mims a birthday party. This years celebration dif- fered from those in the past, how- ever. because Mr. Mims was not surprised. Because Mrs. Sandra Davis was tired of trying to keep Mr. Mims away from the home eco- nomics department while she and her committee were preparing for the party, she ended the surprise. She went in and told the principal about the party. But the celebration was no exception to the way Mr. Mims usually reacts. After opening his gift, an electric ice-cream freezer, he took over and told the teachers where to sit and w hat to do. Then he posed for pictures while admiring a cake iced in the school colors, black and gold, and decorated to look like Mr. Mim's face. TOP: Principal Lloyd Mims looks at the cake that Harvey’s Bakery designed to resemble him. BOTTOM: Bret Allen stands by as Mr. Mims opens a birthday gift presented by the Student Council. Spread by Kareen Shaw Photo by David Pulliam Photo by Joey I vans to 26
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Pep Rallies Move To Various Beats Joey Ivansco Sherri Brunson — 'Now, y'lill veil! (’aptam arc . . . Dec Dec I lack worth Pep rallies change from year to year. Yet they also stay the same. As usual at each Friday’s gath- ering in the gym. the captains of the ‘Cats and Coach Nick Hyder gave pep talks to the students and the team. But deviating from the sound of their previous performances at pep rallies, the band featured low brass and percussion, emphasiz- ing songs such as “Sun Shine. Rocky, and AWB.” Cheerleaders did acrobatics, led cheers, and danced the Bus Stop, the Hustle, and Rocking to Rocky. ABOVE: Brass gives power to pep rallies. RIGHT: Debbie Rambo boogies. Joey1 Ivansco 28
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