Bay High School - Bay Blue Yearbook (Bay Village, OH)

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Snow White Night For those who were not fortunate enough to vacation in Florida during the winter months, the southern atmos- phere was created at Snoball. The theme of this annual January dance re- volved around a Disney fantasy. Members of Key Club worked after school for four weeks in order to pro- duce the January 24th gala. The plain yellow corridor was disguised by street lamps and shops painted on over 120 feet of paper. To add to the effect, a vision of Cinderella’s castle was projected on the wall of the east gym. “It really looked authentic,” stated Senior Jim Griffiths. “There obviously was a lot of work that went into the decorations.” For a price of six dollars, couples were provided with snacks and enter- tainment. Junior Steve Russell commen- ted on “Starfleet’s” performance: “The good quality and variety of the music they played surprised me since I had never heard of the band before the dance.” In addition, the girls who attended received long-stemmed roses “The evening was very enjoyable. I’m sure I will remember it.’’-Debbie Brown when they left as a reminder of the night. Through the hard work of the Key Club and all else who contributed, Snoball 1981 will remain as a fond high school memory for the 220 couples who attended. Debbie Brown summed up, “The whole evening was very enjoyable and I’m sure I will remem- ber it for a long time.” To better remember the evening. Mark Smith and Carol Bilak have their picture taken by Hal Briggs. The photos cost $6.00 per couple. Snoball —

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Discussions of plans for the rest of the evening fills the dancers' time between tunes. A total of 440 people attended the dance. Between songs, coup les take a break to catch their breath. Key Club furnished table decorations of Mickey Mouse ears. In front of an enthu- siastic crowd, the band Starfleet” plays a tribute to John Lennon. The band has played locally for the past three years. To prepare for the dance, Ruth Skowronski decorates the gym corridor. Planning and decorations for Snoball began a month before the actual dance. Student Life

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Undaunted by the lad der superstition, sophomore Ellen Cuthbert tests fate. Walking under a lad der disturbs the holy triangle formed, thereby bringing bad luck. For luck in his up- coming soccer game. Matt Austin dons his pair of lucky socks. Matt has considered these socks lucky since the first soc- cer victory of the year. Obviously not both- ered by the tradi- tional belief that black cats represent the night and evil. Chris Chambers takes time to play with her cat Inky. — Student Life