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Brimming With ACTION

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"I got really nervous walking up through first activity held during the week. "The r
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the crowd because some girl was yelling for best part of mud volleyball was when they
someone to rip off my towel.” That was brought the fire truck back, and everyone
Chad Case's reply when asked about his got to run through the water," Homecillo
feelings as a Mr. RHS contestant. said.
Chad took over Jeff Lacey's throne to rule Peter especially liked this SGO-sponsored
as the 1992/93 Mr. RHS. The contest was event "because it got everyone involved."
held on Thursday, October 8 of Homecom­ There were approximately 150 students
ing Week. A total of 13 senior guys entered playing, not to mention an abundant
the contest which was sponsored by both amount of student and parent spectators.
the French and Art Clubs. Chad said that The winning team consisted of six football
before the contest started, a lot of the guys players, but Peter's second place team felt
were really nervous about going out in front that they only got second "because we let
of the audience. "After a while though we the football players win."
were having so much fun that it was pretty Both Case and Homecillo agreed that the
easy to go up on stage." Homecoming Week was filled with tons of
Peter Homecillo did not participate in Mr. fun. "Although the car parade was can­
RHS because he's only a junior. However, celled, every event that was held was a huge
he did take advantage of other homecoming success," Peter said. Amie Vignaroli
events such as mud volleyball which was the

Senior Matt Frey and Junior Peter
Homecillo give a high-five to express
their excitement. The tournament was
won by a team of varsity football play­
ers. Also pictured is Sophomore Scott
Gutschewski Michelle Snyder

Junior Kori Rokahr participates in Hat
Day along with the majority of her
fellow RHS classmates. Other dress-up
days included RHS Spirit Day, Criss
i Cross Day and Pajama Day.

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