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Taking a dip are George Zapata and Mary Lembke. These beauties will never be wallflowers. 1st row: Beth Heckert, Angie Sunday, Yvette Brisson, Mary Lembke, and Wendy Becker. 2nd row; Ronda Laut enheiser, Connie Monk, and Kristin Bills 19 Kevin Perrin bends over backwards to limbo under the bar.
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Fabulous fifties' spirit returns ✓ A in't Nothin' but a Hound Dog ' At the Hop, and other famous fifties songs Jl X. played by the Northern Lights helped ev- eryone that attended the '50's dance get into that fabulous fifties' spirit. The fifties' dance is an annual fund raising project sponsored by the senior class. The funds from the dance usually go to paying for graduation caps and gowns and other expenses incurred by the senior class. The day of the dance a group of seniors dressed in nostalgic '50's costumes and danced in the cafeteria to get the entire school in the spirit. Big Daddy Armstrong, alias Mr. Ben Armstrong, helps the senior class organize the dance and he usually has a lot of fun. He organizes the dance contest, the limbo contest, and the best dressed contest. This year's dance contest winners were Chris Rivard and Danielle Mumaw, Mike McCoy and Mary Maresh, and Craig Simmons and Connie Monk in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place respectively. Jeff Albright and JoAnn Dickey won the limbo contest, while Walt Wilkins, Ben Yost, Craig Simmons, Connie Meza, Chris Wotjas, and Jenny Clement were chosen best dressed. Overall the dance was successful for the seniors and everyone had a good time. 18 This Gang of Greasers consists of: Kevin Perrin. Craig Simmons, Joe Dennis, Jeff Albright, Troy Miller, Duane Hoffman, George Zapata, Russ Passmore, and Big Daddy Armstrong.
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Students awarded for their efforts On Thursday evening May 24, 1984, the outstanding students of the year were honored for their efforts and achievements through the year. They were as follows: MATH- EMATICS; Algebra—Pamela Hamil- ton, Cory VandenHeede, and Kristin Yakimow; Geometry—Cathy Haybach; LANGUAGE; English 9— Cory VandenHeede; English 10— Cathy Haybach; English 11—Kathy Lewis; French—Christine Palmer; Latin—Sandi Overhiser; SOCIAL STUDIES; American History—Wen- dy Gage; SCIENCE; Biology—Mark Plummer and Eric Kilbourn; Physics—Russ Fairies; INDUSTRIAL ARTS; Drafting —Russ Fairies, Woods—Bryan Jones; HOME ECO- NOMICS; one year—Susan Peck, PHYSICAL EDUCATION; Physical Ed. 9—Steve Katz; P.E. 2—Lauri Woods; Health Education—Kath- leen Richar. These students worked hard and were rewarded for it, but they got more than an award, they got the experience and value of hard work plus gained a lot of knowledge. 20
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