Eisenhower High School - Reveille Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Father-Daughter Dance raises mone The second annual Father- Daughter Dance was held March 6, 1976. The dance was a fund-raising project for Ike High Steppers Drill Team. The KQOT Music Machine pro- vided the tunes, and cookies were displayed beautifully for refresh- ments. Decorations were red and white checkered table cloths and dried weed arrangements in burlap baskets. Photos were by Baumgardnersg and the backdrop was a man-sized heart with stuffed toys arranged on the floor. It was terrific! enthused Jean Coppers, a junior, in response to how she felt about the Father- Daughter Dance. Gerri Stratton added, My dad and I haven't ever had more fun. This activity enables fathers to converse with their daughters in a very romantic atmosphere. Cailin, Erinn and Mr. Dick Shannon take a break s1nce1t is past bed time for the girls g r Junior High Steppers Kathy Lemke and Connie Forest serve punch and cookies during dance since their fathers were unable to come 26 Father-Daughter

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lead cast to fame in this year's production Jim Squires, a harried parent, points threatening gun at Karen Hamilton in a tense scene during rehearsal for opening night of Oklahoma Lisa Zini and Dave Prentice listen to instructions given by Mr. Baisinger. Ado Annie and Will Parker discuss future marital plans. Music al-25

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for Drill Team and closes generation gap. Mr. George Lee and friend enjoy themselves at refreshment time. Judy and father Mr. John Jessup smile at other couples dancing. Lim 1- . Xia X I 4 H R in - ii Q.. - 5 'Q-1 L. . 1-7'-Ll-fT.,i.1ll Waiting for a chance to dance are Camille glancing at a program, Mr. George Lee, Hughes. Watching are Beverly Lee and Jensen, who shared her father with her sister Kathy Hughes and her father, Mr. W.W. Diana Philips. Lisa, Laurie Valderhaug, Mr. Sheldon Lowe Father-Daughter-27