Thunderbird High School - Warrior Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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. 20 Fashion Show 0 I l l T o shows add spark to Wmter festivities . . Cloclcwise Mary Leach and Chris Clark display their favorite fall fashions. Brianna Moore shows grace in a ballet solo. Lexi Sgrillo models a new prom fashion. Curtis Strain looks captivat- ing in his top hat and cane, Kyle Clark, justin Eckhardt, Jim Cooper, and David Romley try to hide their nervousness before stepping on stage. Cut

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by Dani Price The fashion show, which was sponsored by the junior Class, was a great hit, according to president Mindy Morrison. Approximately 50 juniors and seniors participated in the charity show which was held on Dec. 4. Mindy Morrison, Renee Moojen, and Julie Naimo thought of the idea to hold a fashion show to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis. Those who participated in the show raised S150 for the fund. It was such a success that Brides and Proms and Gingess Formal Wear plan to hold two more shows next year. We got the chance to raise money for a good cause and have a lot of fun, said Morrison. While student council was busy producing the fashion show, dance students were working hard to prepare for the Winter Dance show. Each dance class consisted of 5 to 7 groups. Out of the three classes over go groups auditioned for the show but only twelve acts were chosen. A few of the dances were class orientated but most of the dances were choreographed outside of class. Jennifer Pink and Wendee Davis along with Michelle Fobar and Cherina Burrows performed dances of their own original work. The show was a wonderful success. The girls' enthusiasm was more than we expected, said Kathy Marcum, dance instructor. N as W-'ew 'W of the Dance Show 2.