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Page 97 text:
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Junior Miss candidate, Diana Hodges, nervously awaits the ques- tions of judges Mr. Bob Billings, Mrs. Ann Archer, Miss Carol Kelly, and Mr. John Lindsay. NERVOUS CICGLES, pasted on smiles, and cold feet were the typical symptoms of the ten contestants compet- ing for the title of Junior Miss. The Pep Club organized the pageant held October 25, in Marian Hall. The girls competed in four eventsg an interview, talent, sports- wear, and an evening wear division. Senior Patty O'- Connell was named l.C.,s Junior Miss, with Mary Walsh as first alternate and Judy Dietz as second alternate. Patty7s talent was an original tap dance to the tune of Bye Bye Bluesfl Mary proved her artistic ability by exhibiting some of her own work. Judy captivated the audience as she sang a few of her favorite tunes. The contestants were graded on their poise, personality, talent, and scholarship. Patty later competed in the city Junior Miss Pageant. Placing among the top four as third alternate, she was awarded a charm bracelet. Mary Walsh's original talent is displayed in her many styles of art work. Canidates Debbie Ward, Judy Armbrust, Kathy Tanner, Judy Dietz, and Mary Walsh exchange reassuring thoughts before their personal interviews.
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Preparing for their talents are Michelle 0'Leary, Hollie Brooks, Judy Dietz, and Patty 0'Connell. I ACTIVITIES I Judges Select Irish Lass as I.C. Junior Miss I.C.'s Junior Miss of 1968, Patty 0'Connell, and her court, first alternate Mary Walsh, and second alternate Judy Dietz, are pictured with the other competitors, Diana Hodges, Michelle 0'Leary, Kathy Tanner, Debbie W ard, Hallie Brooks, Judy Arm- brust, and Maria Quarnata. . 5 if- . 'W' :S 5 90
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P1 l.C. Talent Show Winners are Lynn Volmer, Honorable Mentiong Marcia Schneider, first al- ternateg Judy Dietz, over-all winnerg and Marilyn Ilsley, second alternate. ar.,- ' I ACTIVITIES I K Seniors in opening act, 'elf They Could See Us Now, include Diana Matthews, Patty Kiscr, Marilyn Ilsley, Kathy Waller, and Pat Sides. 92 Vocal Talent Ranks Sophomores Mary Wilcheck, Carol Davis, ,lady McConnell, Martha Sweeney, Corine Ewing, Becky Herbers and Natalie Wallace interpret Went With The Breeze to capture the title of Best Class Act Award.
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