St Stephens High School - Corona Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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Many Students Celebrated Christmas With a Dance Held In The Cafeteria Everyone seems to be enjoying the dance. Christmas is defi- nitely in the air. Music for the Christmas Dance was provided by the rock band “Incognito. ” Christmas Dance On the evening of Decem- ber 18, 1973, Robert John and Brenda Sweat were pre- sented the title of Mr. and Miss Mistletoe at the Christ- mas Dance. The dance was sponsored by the VICA Club. It was a delightful evening with music provided by the band “Incognito.” Everyone enjoyed celebrating Christmas amidst traditional red and green streamers. Perhaps the best part of the festive dance was friends getting together in a holiday mood. English royalty and American beauty reigned at the Christmas Dance.

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Everyone in the family enjoys playing Poker — whenever they're winning. Makes you wonder what kind of American pastimes the Bowmans are teaching Robert John. Robert John has a child's glow of excitement in his eye after his first American Christmas. Mr. Bowman seems to be reminding Robert that he can't get away with everything. 21

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School’s Main Money-Raising Project Once Again a Complete Success A ten-speed bicycle, a portable television, an A.M.-F.M. stereo, and a trip to a college basketball game are just a few of the many prizes offered by the Reader’s Digest Q.S.P. Magazine Sales. This is the main money-making project for our school. The students at St. Step- hens participated actively by selling a total of 3,196 subscriptions which amounted to $16,720. All this money was raised over an eleven day period. The sophomore class led the way in sales and Mr. Deal’s homeroom proved to be number one. With the help of such an en- thusiastic student body, once again we were able to surpass our goal. Mrs. Vaught seems to be saying you may think my homeroom can't sell magazines — but we're just slow! Are our cheerleaders getting a little old-fashioned? The 50 s come alive right in our own gymnasium. Obviously Mrs. Cloer doesn't like to wear the low homeroom beaver cap. 23