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TOP LEFT: Walking onto the dance floor at the annual Queen of Courts dance are Kris Schlegel, '80, and Cory Skinner, '8l. TOP RIGHT: Danc- ing to the sounds of English Version are Dave Alexander and Becky Dischner, 'BO. ABOVE: Dancing with his date Sherry Buchanan, '81, is Ken Calwell, 'EX1 CENTER: Putting up a shot in the lunction City game is Ryan Richter, '8O. The Chargers buried the Blue lays 102-87 in the highest tally ot the season. 261 Activities! Queen Of Courts
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Snow Storm Postpones Dance Pink, red and white hearts, cupids, streamers and numerous live plants created A Hearts Garden, the theme for King and Queen of Courts dance. The dance was held on Feb. 9 in the cafeteria from lO p.m. to midnight. The band English Version provided the mu- sic. During the halftime ot the basketball game with lunction City, Bruce Noe and Susie Garhan were crowned King and Queen. Returning Queen ludy Werder presented the crown to the queen. The Chargers beat Iunction City, lO2-87. A nine-inch snow storm, the tirst snow of the winter, caused postpone- ment ot the dance by a day but was not believed to be the cause of poor atten- dance. Estimated attendance was 'fewer than lOO students. The interest in dances has really gone down over the past couple ot years, especially for this dance, said Ioan Ediger, Social Committee chair- person. lt students don't show more interest next year, there may not even be a dance, The assembly was Feb. 6 in the audi- torium. The Singers serenaded candi- dates Peggy Doblebower, Brenda Sol- dani, Susie Gvarhan, lim Hopkins, Bruce Noe and Greg Horn with What I Did tor Love. Voting took place the same day during lunch in the cafeteria and after school in the gymnasium lob- by. BELOW: Candidates lim Hopkins and Brenda Soldani, '80, are serenaded by Singers Susan Hodges and Teresa Davis, '81, and Ruth Mar- shall, '8O. Activities! Queen Qt Courtsf25
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