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Kermit shows Miss Piggy at annual Spree Rainbow Connection was the theme for the annual Spinster Spree, sponsored by the Pep E Club. It was held on Saturday, Feb. 6. Many hours were put into decorat- ing the various areas in and around the cafeteria. These areas were the Piggy Pen (jail), Rainbow Lounge (re- freshment room), Marriage Booth and even a telegraph office so a per- son could send his loved one or friend a telegram. Every year the girls are requested to arrange and design boutonnieres for their escorts. Many prizes were given for the most original, most creative, best theme and overall best bouton- niere. 1982 SPREE COURT. ROW 1 : Freshman attend- ants Don Starcevich and Terri DeReus. ROW 2: Junior attendants Jim Stockbauer and Valerie Little. Sophomore attendants Brenda Johnson and Sean O ' Brien. ROW 3: Senior Queen and King Maria King and John Walling. Nobody needs to force Randy Reynolds to kiss his bride, Bobbie Cogley, during their mock wedding. Both are sophomores. GOOD TIMES 15
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Juniors Erik Luthens, Loren Jacobsen, Paul Wi- ezorek. Jon Richeson, )im Fleming. Jim Gard- ner, senior John Huebner and junior Todd Anderson strut their stuff and enjoy the dance with the song, Johnny Be Good. King John Walling and Queen Maria King, seniors, show their winning smiles during their royal dance. Kermit the frog (senior Cathy Miller) and Miss Piggy (senior Kim Miller) take a break from throwing people in jail to pose for a picture. 14 GOOD TIMES
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After-hours work shows up: Scarlets display their talents Hold your horses, everybody. This is just the beginning of some of the outstanding talents the Scarlets are showing this year. It is one thing to be taught reading or writing, but it is another thing to have natural talent. Once these young people have discovered their talents, they can ad- vance it by finding out more about what they do best. For example, at the right of the page, Joleen Baker is Sophomore Julie Mahedy dives into a rare. Julie has won many awards as a member of the Teachout Swim Team. speed-skating. Once she found her talent, she decided to further it. Also to the right is Ruth Love, singing; once she found her talent, she took it further by joining choir. These are just a few of the talents that students have. Everyone has a special talent, whether from sports to academics, or from artistic abilities to musical abil- ities. Every person should find his or her talent and put it to its full use. So find your talent; then make it work for you. 16 GOOD TIMES
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