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merman singing I Owe a Lot to lowa Pot. Only the sound of scissors chopping away and blow dryers could be heard in room 300 one November day, as the hairstylists from Saks Fifth Ave- nue gave their brave student volun- teers new hairstyles. The activity was planned by Julie Harvey. Flip Reade, an internationally known mime, who does pantomimes and other skits which involve very controlled body movement, per- formed in the Little Theatre to a small crowd on his opening night. Due to the enthusiasm of the first nightls crowd, the performance drew a much larger crowd the second night. The highlight of Reade's show was a demonstration of the culmina- tion of 20 year's work to achieve the highest degree of muscle control. The Wrestle Sprouts sponsored the activity as a fund-raiser. l. Henjie Platt sings I Owe a Lot to Iowa Poi. 2. The Unknown Singers lC'ole Case. David Lawrence and Scott .lac-ohsl sing Speed Rac- er. -- Sl. Stand-up comedian Adam Small, tries Io beat the gong. 4. Flip Reade and his wife pertorm a skit. 5. Stylist creates a new hairstyle for -lulie Se- mel. 6. David Safran looks skeptical as he gets his haircut. 7. Flip Reade shows his talent. 8. Flip Reade highlights the show by demon- strating superior muscle control. TOYIBA M51 lime i Fall Activities ' 91
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Fall Big Activitie time S events The second annual Beverly High Gong Show attracted a surprisingly large crowd, considering the lack of publicity. The master of ceremonies was Henry Dersch, Social Studies teacher. The acts included three Un- known Singers, performing the theme song from the cartoon Speed Racer, a piano player, a stand-up comedian, an attempt to create a hu- man pyramid and the winners, Ben- jie Platt, Jeff Cohen and Jay Zim- 24 0 Fall Activities QQ,
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D- 26 ' Disco 500 J Disco 500 Biggest dance ever Dancing to the disco sounds in Room 500, over 700 people spent their Friday night, October 7, swing- ing to the music. Students helped make Disco 500 the largest fund- raiser of the first semester. Disco 500 crushed all other attendence records held by previous dances. Responsible for the dazzling suc-
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