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GIRLS CLUB EXECUTIVES — Front row, left to right: Mary White, Ann Burke, Nancy Rowell, Bonnie Young, Fonda Frazier, Traci McKibben, Terri McKibben, Mary Sheridan, Debbie Green. Second row, left to right: Peggy Muir, Sue Agar, Michelle Tharp, Cheryl Van Alstine, Terry Villi- rillo, Cindy Townsend, Debbie Fresco, Debbie Jolliffe, Kathy Zenor. Third row, left to right: Renee Shipley, Judy Puis, Cindy King, Connie Sims, Shelly Henry, Ann Murphy, Candy Ferguson, Jeanie Fulitano, Debbie Garland, Cathy Hoffman, Janice Johnson, Judy Hawn. Encompassing all the girls at Lin- coln, the Girls ' Club worked hard at promoting activities beneficial to the school and the community. These activities included the traditional Big Sister-Little Sister Picnic, monthly birthday parties at New Haven Rest Home, the annual style show, and the Homecoming balloon release. Climax- ing this year ' s events was the annual Sweetheart Dance. Soon it will be up, up, and away with the traditional homecoming balloons purchased by Girls ' Club. —27—
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First row, left to right : Tony Russo, Walt Kennedy, Marty English, Mark Hendricks, and Dick Chidester. Back row, left to right: Barb Robinson, Sue Griffin, Ann Clarity, Vicki Snover, and Terri McKibben. During Homecoming week school spirit takes on a new meaning. Sopho- mores become enthusiastic, juniors and seniors plan and use all of their ingenuity and energy to make Homecoming a reality. This year the results were a Senior Sign that revolved and an emotional coronation from which Ann Clarity and Tony Russo emerged as royalty. While gathered around the 1970 Senior Sign, Seniors show enthusiasm for Homecoming as they cheer on a victory. -28—
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