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Above left: senior boys attempt to compete with the cheerleaders as they perform their talents for the student body. Below far left: Mr, Rettko gets into the spirit of things with a mighty yell for the fabulous Falcons. Below left: A little wobbly at the knees, but even the boys manage to get it all together. Below right: sophomores portrayed by members of the junior class wonder about the outcome of the evening's game. Below: Mr. Liddy lets loose as he cheers the Falcons on to victory. X
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Getting It All Together for aVictory WE FINALLY DID IT! October 23 witnessed the ecstatic victory over West's rival across town, the Central Blue Devils. Many charac- terized the Friday's pep aud as one of the best of the year, rising the sagging spirits of practically all the loyal fans. Under the leadership of Michelle Curtis, hope and cer- tainty rose steadily as the RAIVIS, SBA, and Pep Club offered hu- morous entertainment. The aud was climaxed as Mr. Rettko wheeled Mr. Liddy around the gym in a wheelchair. Rising from his chair, Liddy faced the football players, glowered, and pointed his pennant. Don't worry about that other guy! he yelled. As the countdown in the fourth quarter began to commence, ec- stasy transformed each student's face into something unique. When the final second ticked away, the happy tears and hoarse screams of We Won, We Beat Central! transformed even the most pessis- mistic fan into smiles. The day still continued as close to two hundred students honored each football player by cheering and practically mobbing each one as he emerged from the locker room. Yes, we finally did it. We beat Central, 14-12, in the game of the year. W -qgfa Q rw- if I
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Those Wonderful Saturday Mornings Oh those Saturday mornings! They offer a few welcomed hours and time to play after the gruelling tribulations of a long five day week. Cartoons and corn- flakes during the late hours of the morning break the monotony of the academic schedule and in- troduce the beginning of a lazy day for many. Everybody loves to loaf and spend their free hours do- ing what they like best. Many flock to stores downtown to meet friends, others reluctantly fill the library in preparation for a term paper, and some even get up early to go to Work. Mornings like this are so nice before it's too late to celebrate them the way we do during our high school years. Right: Colleen Baily forgets it's Saturday! Below: Tom Whitehouse enjoys a typical Saturday moming,
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