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Top: Football players Jim Correll, Larry Lonergan, Mike McGrath, Pat Gillick, and Mike Lindley make fools of themselves while joining in a cheer at the pep rally. Left: During a game of Musical Chairs Nancy Slone, Rich Dunn, and Ellen Cumming sit relieved to have found a seat. Above: On warrior day Terry Jutres, Cory Brindle, and Elbe Goodwin ex- press their spirit in their own way. 23
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Upper Right: At the pep rally Mr. Beattie has the honor of having a pie thrown in his face. Above: On hat day Tracey shows spirit by dressing cowgirl style. Middle: Sherry Plaisted, Lisa Gillay, and Mrs. Rorttger show what they think a warrior should look like, on warrior day. Right: Karen Rowe and Kerry Hamilton show lots of spirit at the pep rally by really painting themselves up. 22 spirit week Spirit 1 ... 2 ... 3 and 4 Spirits soared during the week before the big Milford game, and for good reason. Why? Spirit Week!! Highlighting the activity, organized by the Student Coun- cil, were theme days. At this time the student body ap- peared throughout the school in a variety of outlandish costumes: hats and sunglasses, warrior paint, T-shirts and jeans, and togas. Water pistol-toting hunters playing The Most Dangerous Game lurked in the corridors tracking down their prey. Climaxing the week was Friday’s pep ral- ly. A few football players showed some spirit by par- ticipating in the bugaloo cheer and in a variation of musical chairs. Concluding the rally was a pie throw. The lucky recipient of a cream pie in the face was chosen by raffle and, in a tight race, turned out to be Mr. Beattie. Who says Winnacunnet has no spirit?
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Top: As the action begins the teams look ready to kill. Bottom: Jo Robinson trying to break through the Junior class defense.
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