Glasgow High School - Cofiant Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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,ww-4, Who balanced these books last year anyway? Do you remember the winter of '77, commonly known as the Second Ice Age, when a lot of planned activities melted away because the ice wouldn't? That very same winter cancelled our SGA Sweetheart Dance and left our four sweethearts - Velvet Noel, Cheryl Knotts, Debbie Cross and Lisa Hel- mkamp, all dolled up with no place to go. And how about the Carnival that was and then wasn't and then was again? Ah well, at least Delaware's weather is never boring! Carnival Committee - Row 1 L to R Brad Bugher, Carol Peoples, Steve Hopper, Keith Havens, Dan Coates, Lynn Knotts, Karen Adams - Co Chairman, Rick Gregg - Co Chairman, Kathy Markel, Row 2 Barbara Williams, Nancy Crawford, Glenn Moore, Lora Brown, Lisa Helmkamp, Chris Shaw, Rose Tibyan, Karen Hrivnak. Student Government ssociation.

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--G-...mum K. V t. 'L- x HF Student Government is the main umbrella association of Glasgow High. Through it's planned activities stu- dents and faculty have the opportunity to make new friends and learn from old friends. Student Government provides a channel of communication be- tween faculty, students and administration. Many annual events are sponsored through S.G.A. such as Home- coming, the Valentine's Sweetheart Dance, and wacky Almost Any- thing Goes. Last year Glasgow's Student Government was voted as the best in the state, and they hope to achieve the same goal again this year. S.G.A. Row 'I L to R Karen Wheatley - Treasurer, Kathy Gregg - Secretary, Mike Brown - Vice President, Lynn Knotts - President. Row 2 B. Hooks, T. Oakes, M. Narvaez, R. Zawaski, C. Averitt, S. Weldon, T. Denny, K. Adams, P. Hohler, B. Leo, T. Carey, S. Martin, C. Sullivan, S. Birney. Row 3 M. Sauscerman, L. Helmkamp, M. Gallagher, B. Lewis, S. Rackiewicz, K. Hrivnak, V. Vernier, R. Gregg, E. Telenzak, A. Turner, S. Roberts, L. Andrews, A. Caralivanos, Row 4 L. Selk, l. Coverdale, S. johnson, M.l. Kennel, S. Taylor, D. Coates, A. England, A. Lanouette, N. Pearson, A. Zanolini, C. Sullivan, E. Dumire, E. Yoder, 1. Myers, P. Davis, Row 5 A. Olenderski, D. Matoy, G. Seibert, D. England, 1. Welsh, K. Havens. 1. Franzoni, B. Allen, K. Price, 1. Noggle. Ping Pong . . Almost Anything Goes . I48

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Act One, Scene One Scene - Mrs. Watson's room, a Limelighter's meeting Time - after school Cast - the Limelighters and a few assorted extras. As the scene begins, some of the Limelighters are still drift- ing in with their sodas from the faculty lunch room. The others are discussing their cur- rent project, a skit for the Booster's Carnival. Scene Two takes place after the meeting. Some of the Limelighters and the few as- sorted extras are rehearsing a children's play about animals to be performed for the ele- mentary schools. Dialogue has been omitted because a pic- ture is worth a thousand words .... Row 1, L. to R. Angie Parks, Esther Hanke, Carolyn Benner, Bar Sibert, Charles Aldridge, Karen Callahan, Row 2, Karen Trainer, Margaret Costello, president, Pat Tilghman, Mrs. Watson, advisor, Karen Stanard, lay Simons, Darrin Williams, Sue Benner, Row 3, Mary-Kay Costa Limelighters . . Act One, Scene Two . . Places l5O