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Homecoming Punkers, Fro’s And Bows I “He ain’t nothin but a hound dog. Returning from MGM set are Sharon, Darlene and Mike. “College Preppy Punkers.” 14
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Row 1: K. Wood-Morris, P. Meyer, D. Neal, C. Streepy, K. King, C. Suvak, N. Tropple. Row 2: K. Cloo-Kendall, T. Stapf, L. DeOliveira, T. Erickson, V. Sapp, M. Converse, J. Mitchell, J. Mullig. Not pictured-M. Marzolf and D. Marzolf. Drill Team Flags And Rifles Entertain White River. The 1981-82 Andromeda (Drill Team Color- guard) experienced a busy year. They participated in four half-time shows at home football games, two half-time shows at home basketball games, one parade, and 10 Colorguard competitions. They sponsored one equipment clinic and one color- guard competition during the year. During this year Andromeda included more sen- iors than ever before. They also acquired Craig Goegebuer at rifle in the colorguard unit. They had various fund raisers throughout the year. The team sold buttons, had a swap meet, sold crystal, Tupperware, and Watkin products. Tracy Erickson led the unit through a successful year as captain; Carol Streepy aided Tracy as co- captain; Marsha Marzolf showed her stuff as stu- dent council representative; and Dawn Neal kept up the books as secretary-treasurer. They also ad- ded a flag section leader, Noreen Tropple, and a rifle section leader, Tracey Erickson. Mr. Boyko, the advisor, said “It’s really gratifying to work with an excited group of young people with var- ious backgrounds and experiences and have them coalesce into an entertaining, cohesive unit.” 13 Mr. Boyko, advisor.
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1981-1982 From October 12-16, Spirit Week was a smash. Monday, high school students dressed up as little boys and little girls as they remembered how their parents once dressed them. Tuesday brought peo- ple right from “the sack”, only to have awakened in their PJ’s while others thought dressing as an original Artesian proved more suitable. When Wednesday arrived everyone dressed in whatever they could find hidden in the hack of their par- ents’ closet or at Salvation Army and came to school as punk dudes. Thursday came a new trend of fro’s, bows, hats, and ties. Friday was the tradi- tional 50’s day, with combined lunch and Sock hop. The Sock hop in the gym brought the 50’s alive once again. Oh. we’re finally discovered. A birthday hug for Greggy! We are fwends fwoever. What a mistake!-This is our Annual Staff? 15
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