ilil ' E 1 i I Winter Formal Mary Star Did it in Style . . . On January 20th, the Winter Formal was held at the Reef in Long Beach. It took a lot of time and hard work to persuade the administration to allow the Seniors to hold a Formal. But, they came through and the Formal was a complete success. Maybe the food wasn ' t quite as good as everyone expected, but the dancing and socializing is what made the night. There was even a rumor going around that Boy George made a special appearance! ONE-HUNDRED AND TWO couples arrived rarin ' to go. The lights were dimmed and the Harbor lights glit- tered through the windows. What could be a better at- mosphere to spend an evening of romance in? There were four sweetheart couples, one couple from each class. Freshman — Matt Felando and Nanette Podue, Sophomore — Robby Lorenzi and Tina Urquides, Junior — Dragon Hrboka and Janet Trainotti, and Senior — Jef f Marchin and Amy Hershman. The best part of the whole evening was that no one got suspended! (WHEW!!!) Well, it looks like that from here on end, there will be more formals to come! 1. Junior Sweethearts: Dragon (Boy George) Hrboka and Janet Trainotti. 2. Freshman Sweethearts: Matt Felando and Nanette Podue 3 WE ' RE STYLIN! Lie Sept 62 Activities Section
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WHAT A GREAT IDEA CLUB NIGHTS! i 1 A ) didn ' t look quite so suave that night, did he? 2 Having a good time ' 3 Jerry Carnevale. a beginner, got a lot of help from fnends that night 4 Pat Burke was the Terror of the Ice Beginners, stay away 5 Just John Lauro acting strange that ' s ail — again, 6 Shawn Robinson was one of the Stars ' more experienced skaters. This year, A.S.B. Clubs Commissioner Amy Her- shman originated a new type of school activity designed to promote student body spirit and uni- ty. This activity was known as club night. Once a month, one of our campus organizations spon- sored an event open to every member of the stu- dent body. The A.S.B. started off the year by spon- soring a trip to Magic Mountain. For the month of January, the Home Economics club sponsored a night of ice-skating at the Olympic Ice Arena. The evening was a learning experience for those students who had never skated before and provid- ed an opportunity to show-off for those who had many times! tioit Nen dip! Vert got I tem ont fa met the I I i fror 64 Activities Section
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