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Subject: Re: Thank-you Author: Michelle Mendoza [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:57:08 01/05/03 Sun In reply to: Karl Foerster 's message, "Re: Thank-you" on 21:06:04 11/06/02 Wed Apparently I was the good one of this alumni group and I spent time doing the actual legal tradition stuff!!! It's been only 10 years so I don't know what's the same & what's changed. We of course started off our freshman year with the traditional white washing of the G & painting of the M. For us pep assemblies & spirit yells were really big. FLOAT BUILDING FLOAT BUILDING FLOAT BUILDING!!!!! I have to say that this is by far one of the most memorable expierences of most everyone in my classes memories! We had the best time and my class ('92 of course) Had the best record (2nd freshman & a sweep for 1st the next 3 years!!) Huge on mechanical moving floats. It's a great way to meet people in your class that you've never really hung out with before. There's always the copper kettle madness! Ask Mrs. Hunt for a copy of the '92 yearbook. It was a 75th anniversary edition and there are lots of good ideas in there for you. We researched back to the early 1900's. There is also a little room right next to the auditorium filled with yearbooks & memorablia that will help[ you as well. You'll need to Ask Mrs. Hunt for permission though. Good luck and email me if you have any more questions!! Have fun, Michelle Mendoza Class of 1992 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]