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National Honor Society Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service Jim Martin, Cherrie Sires, Rosie Backlund, and Sam Daniel. The main activity of S. H. Sfs National Honor Society is to decorate the school Christmas tree. Here Cherrie puts on the final touches. Bottoms up!!
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Sweetheatis Ball 1973 ,rat asf?-yy The Sweetheartis Ball, sponsored annually by the Sophomore Class, was held on January 27 from 8 until 12 oceloek this year. The 'I'endril, a band from Kenai, played for the dance. Une ot' the features of this yearis ball was a broom dance. ln this dance, a guy walks over to another guy that is dancing, hands him a broom, and then starts to dance with the girl that was dancing with the other guy. This was the ingenious idea of one of the chaperones, Mrs. Barbara llagron. The highlight of the evening was the time King, Brent Mahang Queen, Debbie Erchingerg Prince, Jim Martin, and Princess, Anna Porters were presented with their crowns by Cricket. and Shannon Pollard, and Dougie Fletcher, and crowned by Mr. Bill llagron. The royalty then danced to the song, Ul'd Love You to Want lllef which was also the theme of the dance.
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Pep Club HONOR PEP CLUB-Front row: Virginia Daquil, Penny Heckel, Ann Whitmore, and Concessions Mana- ger Linda Karges. Back row: Joyce Wemark, Rosa Kowalski, June Williams, Meggin Dunham, and Cathy Buchanan. Not pictured: Betty Hatch, Sheri Whitethorn, Judie Gibbs, Debbie Thorne, Anita Baldwin, Kim Campbell, julia Endresen, and Teresa Nord. Mrs. Sharon Traber, Sponsor-Advisor. This yearls Homecoming Royalty were 'Teresa Zimmerman and Bernie Fillingim. Queen Teresa and King Bernie are shown here opening their gifts which were presented by Coach Clemens. The Deck smiles bashfully as he gets in line at a Pep Assembly. '-Ei Sponsored by a There were 95 members of Pep Club this year. To belong, you had to pay twenty'five cents dues, and then you were entitled to travel on the various Pep Club bus trips to watch Basketball games and Wrest- ling matches. The officers for the 1972-73 school year were: Stanley Lemas, President, Joan Specking, Vice Pres- ident, Jeff Robbins, Treasurer, Mike Fillingim, Sgt.-At-Arms, and Cathy Fish, Secretary. Shown at the left are the mem- bers of 'tHonor Pep Club. Those people in Pep Club who helped to make and hang posters, or run the popcorn machine and concession stand were promoted to this club. Stanley, can't you even spell 'Hello,' right? Keeping the Basketball Court clean and dry at the home games is our Humble Principal, Mr. Martin.
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