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A Fresh Coat of Paint Academics AFTER THE JUNIOR-SENIOR banquet, juniors in sixth period English wear the chorus line's bunny ears while reading their assignment. New. Some classes were added; others were changed; all were to help students who planned to enter a particular field. Computers, physics and boys home ec were a few of the added classes. They helped those who wanted to major in engineering, computer science, or keep house. The office technology lab put students into a two-hour office situation and later sent them into the community to work with different businesses. Speech students took part in a4 ‘disaster’ ’ which put some in the hospital with mock injuries. English classes visited college libraries, while home ec toured houses in Old Washington State Park. Whether studying the past or preparing for their careers, students found a fresh coat of paint in their classes. 2 8 Academics
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Casino The good The night was filled with laughter, tears and cheers as the Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 4. With the theme The Scrapper Palace Casino, the tables in the cafeteria were decorated with dice and candles. A buffet-style meal of meats, salads and cherries jubilee was served with help from several juniors' mothers. The program began with a welcome from junior class president Todd Young and a response from senior president Angie Clements. Then the show began with juniors imitating Hollywood stars. Emcees were Joan Rivers (Holly Carney) and Rodney Daingerfield (David Harris), who told short stories about some of the seniors. A chorus line of Playboy bunnies'' performed to Cabaret, followed by a tune from Liberace (Chris Hockaday). More prophecies were told times roll during Wheel of Fortune with Vanna White and Pat Sajak (Sissi Davis and John Young). Another game was “Name That Senior with Chris Hockaday as host. Singing was also part of the program with performances from the Pointer Sisters (Geneen Souder, Denise Williams and Liz Jones). Donny and Marie Osmond (Todd and Tammy Young), and Tina Turner (Cynthia Hawthorne). Ernest P. Worrell of KATV (John Young) offered some comments about the seniors, followed by Bob' and Doug McKenzie (John Webb and David Harris), and the New Gypsy Rose (Rose Cox). The finale was a tribute from the juniors, including a poem written by Robert Goodson and read by Sissi Davis. ERNEST P. WORRELL (John Young) convinces his friend Vem that NHS is the place to be. HOSTING NAME THAT Senior,' Chris Hockaday gives a clue. THE PLAYBOY BUNNIES' liven up the show. Junior-Senior Ranquet 27
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