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k. i s- There appears to be quite a change in The Spring Dance is a great time for E. Tallman from earlier in the day. friends to socialize. R. Teague and her date enjoy a romantical dance together. Apparently lots of students turned up to enjoy the Spring Dance. Smiling faces and lots of movement are characteristics of the Dance. 21 A rock band provides music to dance by. Another view of students dancing.
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Young Hillbillies Take Over SSHS Young hillbillies filled the halls as St. Stephens once again cele- brated Sadie Hawkins Day. The students, clad in anything from wigs to overalls to roller skates, began the day by comparing outfits and playing practical jokes. The festivities continued in an assembly as members of the R. H. Club presented country music and corny jokes. Even teachers left their usual dignified clothes at home and appeared in more appropriate costumes. A surprise star of the show was kazoo player Ed Tallman, whose outlandish dance won him the attention of pursuing female fans. From a lineup of nominees, Debra Conary and Chris Benfield were chosen as Daisy Mae and Lil’ Abner. I n the evening, students danced to the music of “Elias Dan” at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Everyone not only enjoyed dressing like hillbillies, but also adopting the carefree spirit which accompanied the holiday. Debra Conary and Chris Benfield are given the titles of Daisy Mae and Lil’ Abner. A band dressed to fit the occasion, provided entertainment for the assembly, while several students gathered around on the floor. Even the teachers have fun by joining in the hillbilly festivities. Coach Tallman is making the most of the situation. 20
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$17,000 Goal Reached During Magazine Campaign Once again students at St. Stephens sold magazines as the annual school fund-raising project. Over $17,800 was raised due to the effort put forth by the students. Ms. Karen Terry’s sophomore homeroom took first place in the traditional competition between homerooms, with a total of $881.49 raised. Their efforts were rewarded by a steak luncheon at Mull’s restaurant. Other top students were recognized also, with prizes being offered for the number of subscriptions sold. Money raised from the project was used to aid the athletic department, school clubs, and the promotion of the Jr.-Sr. prom. The Varsity cheerleaders set the mood for the Magazine Sales Kick-off with their enthusiastic promotional skit. 22 Even the band dressed for the occasion.
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