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32 Upper left: Most Artistic — Carlton Brightly and Geor- gianne Stinnett. Upper right: Best All Around — Arthur Lynch and Kim Beard. Second row: Best Looking — Mike Hudgins and Michelle Diaz, Class Flirt — Quentin Terry and Carol Thompson. Third row: Class Clown — David White and Liz D’Surney, Most Athletic — Reed Hadra and Anne Miller. Most Unforgetta- ble — Dominique Propst and Meredith Minter. Fourth row: Most Dependable — Paul Rush and Debbie Barlow, Cutest — Lex Lutto and Charlotte Whit- lock. Best Class Worker — Brian Shook and Kim Waldrop. Lower right: Most Intellectual: Barry Allen and Cindy Lou Abernathy. Senior
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Ice Castles Ice Castles, the theme of the 1980 Winter Carnival dance, broke the hum-drum of the everyday patterns of academic life. The mood of the dance was set by the band, Turning Point. It was intensified by the announcement of the court and the crowning of Ted Atkin- son and Kim Beard, King and Queen. The dance, sponsored by the Student Government Association, was a success. “= Upper: Last Year’s Queen, Terry Daley, — crowns newly-elected King and Queen, Kim Beard and Ted Atkinson. Center: The 1980 Winter Carnival Court waits anxiously for the King and Queen to be announced. Lower: Mem- bers of the court enjoy dancing with their dates.
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Superlatives Upper left: Most Individualistic — Harrison Sadler and Martina Kallenberger. Upper right: Best Dressed — Robbie Milner and Cassandra Forbes. Second row: Wittiest — Paul Dowdy and Mary Tate, Friendliest — Dick McCracken and Kimi Diaz. Third row: Most Mischie- vous — Ted Atkinson and Katy Gorman, Most Talented — Joe Jefferson and Octavia White. Third row: Left to Right: Most likely to succeed — Rick Law- rence and Deborah Johnson. Fourth row: Most Spirited — Steve Cooke, Cathy Schulz and Donna Robinson, Most Considerate — Tim Carroll and Earnay Freeman, Best Smile — Joe Moore and Sharon Than- iel. Lower left: Cutest Couple — Ron Bell and Deborah John- 33
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