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nas Caught In the spotlight - King Phil Carreon and Queen Michelle Shima show off their pineapples. Continuing a Luau tradition - Every year the Sr. Luau gets better as these hula dancers prove it. 'ff P'sr3,,4 ' X' XZX r-zu , .I-f x. V , I, 1 . . - 1 , 1 D ,ff ' N 1--uqsff 4- Hungry and happy seniors - famished seniors pig out on the Hawaiian meal. Student Life fSr. Luau
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Seniors Go Hawaiian The Senior Luau took place in the gym, with about 300 enthusiastic seniors. The evening started with everyone eating a Ha- waiian meal while sitting on the floor. The show commenced with a young boy coming out and blowing a giant shell horn, a tradi- tional starter of all Hawaiian events. Then came the dancers as entertainment for the enjoyment of everyone. To keep the seniors in good spirits the following seniors showed everyone how to dance in grass skirts: Mackay Galoia, Mike Gordon, Ken Hammond, Kevin Kappen and Ken Mout. The audience laughed out loud when these beauties did their thing. Before entering the Luau, each senior voted for the Senior Luau King, Phil Car- reon, and Queen Michelle Shima. They both appeared surprised and honored. Hairy Beauty - McKay Galoia is one of the beauties who shows the crowd how to move. We finally made lt - Mike Gordon and Loren Burk- man finally return from the food line. 22 Student LifefSr. Luau Surfing in the U.S.A. - Mike Glasgow shows the crowd what surfing in Hawaii is all about. 3 e .- K- i , i l . -M is fur ' .Q A l ,Y 1' . is 3 J rss. ,n K L- .. . , ,fi Q ..f
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Kitty Conversation - Sharon Kirahara finds time to call one of her feline friends Hard work don't pay off - On the verge of having a nervous break down Suzanne Huttler takes time to have her picture taken ordinary day October 28, was a day with terror and laughter. The majority of students, teachers, and faculty members showed their spirit by dressing up with interesting kinds of customs. The highlight of the day was when everyone gathered at Buckingham Square for the cos- tume judging. The winner for the most original costume was the one and only . . . Troy Tumer. Winner takes all - Troy Turner show his prize winning face. 24 Student LifefHalloween
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