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Jim Korsmo (LEFT) and Barb Hayes admire the Christmas tree. Dave Rietz's eye (CENTER) catches the camera while Sherri Graves and Joe Skye admire something else. Jiving to the music comes easy to Steve Crieben and Julie Carpenter (ABOVE). Barb Voigt and Dan Noble (LEFT) enjoy punch while relaxing. 19
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Christmas formal adds Christmas spirit, ro- mance and good Chateaux music set the stage for Cen- tral's first Christmas for- mal, which was sponsored by the Student Senate. Dressed in their holiday variety in ’75 garb, couples arrived at Holgate Junior High's holly- decorated gym on the eve- ning of December 19 to re- lax for a night of fun. Punch and cookies were served by some of the faculty. Sue Crosier (ABOVE) and Greg Markley express great joy in dancing. John Turner (UPPER RIGHT) dances a quick step. Jean Andries (RIGHT), Dick Wollman, Sue Webb and Tim Janua take a break from dancing. 18
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Girls tackle football, tackle paying for date Women's lib asserted equality once again at CHS for two special occasions, the Powder Puff game and Sadie Hawkins. Junior and senior girls were hard at work putting extra efforts into their prac- tices before the big game. Both junior and senior girls had a large turn out, for they were sure to provide a very interesting game for the fans. The Powder Puff game took place October 25. Once again the junior girls won, 6-0, with Rhonda Fredrick- son making the winning touchdown. It was a tough game and the seniors fought until the very end. On Saturday, November 22, the girls were given the chance to ask their guys to the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. For most girls, it was two weeks of worrying where they were to eat and how much the whole event would cost. The maximum charge for the girls was $1.50, and the guy's admis- sion was a penny a pound. Malisma provided the music for the dance. The annual hog calling contest was won by Brian Lux, and later on in the evening couples could get married for 25 cents. The marriage booth (ABOVE RIGHT SET) was very popular at Sadie Hawkins as shown by Kerry Drusch and Kelley Dennert; and Scott Bosanko and Nancy Bruns. Never let it be said that seniors don't take things seriously (ABOVE). Sue Ulrich (RIGHT) tries desperately to get Rhonda Fredrickson's helmet on. 20
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