Page 151 - 1995

Gavin Fiscus
Amber Fletcher
Emily Fletcher
Scott Forbes

Anne Fritz
Christine Gaea
Kent Garnas
Tim Garofolo

Kristi Garris
Steve Gibbons
Jennifer Gibilisco
Corey Gill

Cally Gochanour
Peter Goecke
Joy Goins
Aaron Goolsby

Peace ’d)
of the pie is practiced on the full home­
through pie
coming moon of each year. The cheer­
There is no way leaders place the pies within the reach of
to hide the evi­
dence that Senior the subjects’ outstretched necks. At the
Justin Peterson signal, the race begins. In a wild furious
did in fact take race to the bottom of the aluminum plates,
part in the Home­ the contestants make a mess of them­
coming Pie Con­ selves, but experience such an adrena­
test. In a poten­ line rush that it is worth it. The pies are
tially embarrass- carried away, broken and empty, and the
ingsituation, Jus­ fall sports season is soon under way. Let’s
tin claimed, "I face it, some of us will miss shoving our
wasn't embar­
rassed because sweet faces into the foamy texture of a
my friends were pep rally pie after we go out into the “real
cheering me on.” world". Others of us will be bitter that we
He also believed were never the ones chosen for this twisted
in the healing sport. And the rest of us, as seniors, will
powers of the cer­ just be glad that our days of pep rallies,
emony stating pies, and the jump contests are finally
that “it was a over.
bonding time
with the entire
school." ie &
My mom likes pie