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Weekly themes show
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united sen1or spirit
Seniors went Hawaiian,
partied hearty, and in general
outdid other classes during the
weekly 30 minutes in the fall
as they earned the spirit stick
eight of nine times in class
competition.
Plastic Hawaiian leis adorned
seniors one week, while beer
cans filled wich rocks
clamored for attention another
week. Cowbells, confetti,
signs, and popcorn aided the
carnival-like senior section, as
seniors crammed themselves
into chairs and on chairs.
Balloons, hats, red clothing,
tags, and horns further
identified the noisy senior
section.
When the last shouts and
screams of class competition
settled, Mr. Truett Thorn
presented the senior class with
the spirit stick except for one
156/Seniors
Crain, Carla
Crain, Ramona
Crain, David
Creery, Annette
Crocker, Deanie
Crocker, Don
Cupit, Mike
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Lawen
Danna, Andy
Davis, Cheryl
Davis, D.-ran
Davis,
Greg
Davis. Tei
Davis.
Teresa
Davis. T.-ri
pep rally.
Ideas for themes of the
weekly assemblies were
reached through discussion at
lunch, at sign paintings, or at
club meetings. Among the
seniors responsible for
executing the weekly themes
were Glen Lewis, Tammy
Adams, Marilyn Humphries,
and Melanie Harkins.
" The themes would unite
the spirit and added fun to
more than just yelling,'' noted
Marilyn.
" The day we wore the
party hats and had horns and
noise makers got everybody
into the spirit of things,"
added Melanie.
One of the reasons for seniors' winning
class competition eight of nine times was
support and yells of Kevin McMillian and
Troy Ourits.