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February Brings Love and Rainy Skies. Key Club sponsored a blood drive this month. Many willing donors showed up as you can see. Only students and teachers over 17 years of age could donate blood which went to the Blood Service in Las Vegas. Groups from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines put on a bicentennial display at Lewis Kingman Park on February 9. The display consisted of maps, mody els, and one uniform whichj Lwas worn by a minuteman .“200 Years Ago Today.’! 29
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Rosie DePoy was chosen KHS’s Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. She will receive a certificate from General Mills and become eligible for state hon- ors. First place from state will receive a $1,500 scholarship. The carnation, candy, and sing- ing telegram sale brought happy faces and tears of joy to the “lovees” and empty wallets to the “lovers.” The sale also helped the IMPACT, FHA, and HERO Clubs financially. The Junior Class sponsored the play, “George Washington Swept Here” on February 11 and 12. BELOW: Dinky Dalton, Peggy Finne- gan, Roy Hendrix, Cassie Luley, Steve Welks, Keith Cochran, Dar- lene Hopely and Robin Hopely per- formed a minuet in the play. The Stage Band ranked first for the fourth consecutive time at the NAU Jazz Festival, on February 7. £ §
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During March students saw the end of the year on the horizon. They began to stay awake in classes and pay attention; a feat they had not been able to master previously. Up With People ” was a great success. Their program was enjoyed by both young and old and the turnout was terrific. March also brought an epidemic of head lice — something we would rather like to remain in the past. All-in-all it just goes to show that some schools still turn out ‘nit-pickers’! RIGHT: Mr. David Wasson has been in Career Edu- cation in Mohave County for the past three years. This year he has worked with approximately 80 KHS students in the Career Opportunities Program. The March Career Day, led by Mrs. Leslie Rice, was another Career Ed project. The Top Ten Juniors were FRONT ROW: Lynda Smail, Amy Colcord, Telitha Spears, Susan Law- rence. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Dorner, Loren Geesey, Sherrie Wheatley. BACK ROW: Keith Cochran, Dan Resch (and Barbara Daniels). March Brings The Top Ten Seniors scholastically were FRONT: Lynn Daniels, Zenia Labayen, Meg Maberry, Rosie DePoy. BACK: Dan Holgate, Wes Witte, David Man- glesdorf, Paul Harnisch, Dean Kern, and Jim Young. 30
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