Delta High School - Yearbook (Delta, MO)

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une. Darren Schhtt takes time our to emi mi +,5.wef- ' K xv Sweetheart Party Is Held On Valentine's Day Saint Valentines Day, February 14, set the appropriate mood for the Sweetheart Party. Silver balloons and the black silhouette of a couple on a red back drop was the back- ground for the coronation. A high point of the evening was when retiring queen Lana Dalton passed her crown to senior Michelle Brown and Chuck Hoots, also a senior, be- came king. Elementary school students jody Below and Greg Ilartle took part in the coro- nation by carrying the crown for the queen and the gifts for the candidates. The theme song forthe queen's dance was Will you still love me, by Chicago. -,t 0, DVI lihonda Bohn uk l lm 1 gli Ogttasr or The music for the dance was provided by the Eddie Martin Sound System from 7:50 to 11:30 p.m, Every hour there were prizes given out: A bouquet of balloons, boxes of choco- lates, and Robynn Eftink won a teddy bear. The big prize of 510.00 was won by junior Darren Schlitt for the second year in a row. The FHA chapter mothers who served re- freshments and helped at the Sweetheart Par- ty were Bonnie Brown, jerralee Eftink, Sue Bond, Sue Gloth, and janet Dalton. FHA sponsors the Sweetheart Party each year.

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Mrs Keirce shows Robin Rhodes ho to place rhe pictures on her spread. Yearbook Staff Struggles Along Then, after school started the entire stall' took part in a fund raiser. They sold niaga- zines ro help keep down the cost of the year- book. Many hours, either during study hall or after school, were used working toward dead- lines. Since the staff was small, about four spreads were pushed off on the Editors at the last minute before the pages were to be sent in. Thefyearbook cook alot of hard work and seemed like it would never be finished, al- though the staff completed their final dead- line on time. During his srullx h.ill. Dm iirr L L tht iinixhc pa es ffgx T' 4,1 I Y