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Total chaos wrapped ...

RHS’s first annual car bash to kick off had energy for to beat the life out of it. Miller had one word to describe the
the 93-94 school year was a smashing They used many things to do the beating Mustang after the bash,"FLAT!”
success. Senior varsity football players such as: sledge hammers and baseball
Brian Miller and Greg Ryba organized a bats. By the time the bash was over,
pre-game tension reliever. What was it? almost all of the tools were broken.
"Total chaos wrapped up into a Mus­ The person with the mightiest swing
tang,” Ryba had to be Senior
said. Ben Galyardt. [takeover heaven. That's what Sopho­
Miller said he Total Chaos ”He beat on the more Robb Lawson and Senior
bought the car car for at least 45 Justin Guretzky were in as Senior
Cassie Zimmerman and Fresh­
from his next door neighbor, Jan minutes, and he was still beating on it
man Brenda Dusek blindly "made
Gordman, (librarian of the Ralston Pub­ after people left.” Miller and Ryba felt
them up." The object of this compe­
lic Library) for $100. Ryba and Miller they did the most destruction to the car tition was to see which girl could
wanted to get everyone, football players because they organized the bash. make her guy look the best. Winners
and spectators, pumped up for theirgame. This first-time-ever activity brought of this co n te st were Cassie
“We didn’t want to go out there flat,” students and athletes together. "It got Zimmerman and her lovely model Robb
Ryba said. people together as a school," Ryba said. Lawson. Standing by to lend a hand
All football players brought their own Miller said, “It got us pumped up even were Senior Sara Leitner and Jun-
iorPomSquadmemberAngie Heim,
spray paint and decorated the Mustang. though we lost; it showed we do have
photo by NIKKI ABRAHAM
Each player took as many swings as they some support behind us.”

Strutting his stuff is sophomore swim
team m em ber W a r r e n
Christensen. Standing in the back­
ground to coach him along and wait
for their turns are Sophomores J a ­
son Wiseman, Rocky Hansen
and Senior Chad Lorenz. The ob­
ject of this competition was to lip EJarsity football player Junior S c o t t
sync and dance to the best of their Voorheesat the first annual carbash,
ability to popular songs. The boys' jumps up and down onto the beat-up
varsity wrestling team won with H e u y old Mustang purchased by Brian
V o completing a backflip, photo by Miller and Greg Ryba. Looking on
CANDY ZYCH are fellow players Jo e McPherson, H e ake your thangl! Junior Er i c ence all he’s got to try and win it for
u
d
does just that in the dance/
m
e
Cory Schmidt, Jaso n Bauer, lip sync competition at the Home­ the wrestlers. Standing by to lend a i
hand is Sophomore Brian Pleskach.
David Bock and Dave Martines.
coming Pep Rally. Eric gives the audi­ The wrestlers went all out for this
game.
Y ■: 14 Pep Pcdliei