West Carrollton High School - Piratan Yearbook (West Carrollton, OH)

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October 29 • 23 1 — A hug is worth a thousand words. 2 — Friends share in the sadness on Senior night. 3 — A teary eyed Cindy Post remembers all the good times. 4 — Everybody wants a piece of the action. 5 — Rae Jean lets her emotions overflow. 6 — Jeff crashes for a victory. 7 — Our very own Band Manager — Christy Bockoven. 8 — The class of '83 is steppin' out in style. 9 — Senior brass doing their thing. 10 — Dana Owens shows his spirit. 11 — Cheryl reflects on Senior memories. 12 — Mr. Gallehue is all hands!

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22 • Senior Night Seniors Leave Home October 29, known as Senior Night, will always live in the minds of the 1983 graduates. This special night was kicked off with a salute to the parents of the football players and cheerleaders. During halftime, the senior band members were put into the spotlight with “What I Did for Love.” The senior flag members were featured with “Mirada,” and the senior Carroll-tones showed their “Hot Stuff” for the last time. The football players ended the night with a 14-8 victory over Edgewood. It was truly a night to be remembered as the seniors “Stepped Out in Style.”

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24 • Expressions Animated Characters People go through many different moods in a day. Friends can tell these moods many times by the facial expressions of others. Body language plays a major part in communication. Learning to read each other's gestures and facial expressions can teach one a lot about someone's personality. With a single glance, one is able to tell whether a person is angry, sad, content, or happy. Being aware of people and their expressions can eliminate conflicts and can help enhance the understanding, the cooperation, and the fun.