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Students Participate in Twirp Activities During the week, various events were participated in by the student body. Monday was the scene of crazy hat and tie day. Tuesday marked clash day, and sweatshirts of all sizes and colors were seen on Wednesday, Crazy shoe day was observed on Thurs- Announcing Twirp King and Queen climaxed the week. The king and queen were presented ribbons by F. H. A. president Becky Landry at the Twirp Dance. day, and Friday seniors were honored with Check day. Candidates for Twirp King and Queen were Seniors Gary Clark and Linda Harrington, Juniors Camilla Crim and Joe Langston, Sophomores Janet DeRoche and Joey Clark, and Freshmen Kayla Landry and George Mullins. Senior LINDA HARRINGTON and Sophomore JOEY CLARK pose for the camera after being announced Twirp Queen and King. 40 Joining in the dancing at the Twirp dance are JAMES STRACENER and EYVONNE BREAUX. Participating in Sweatshirt Day are MARY CHANEY and GAYLAND SIMS.
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as Coronation Royalty As the house lights were dimmed, the 1966 Bridge City High School Coronation began. Climaxing the Coronation was the crowning of King PAUL GROOM and QUEEN NANCY PEARSON, elected by popular vote of the student body. A variety show and dance followed r with music provided by the Sandpipers. BOBBY and LAURA dance to the music provided by the Sandpipers. Junior KENNETH FRANKLIN adds a musical air to the entertainment for QUEEN NANCY and KING PAUL. ,. , A BRENDA ROBNETT, who served as announcer at . ,r the Coronation, dances at the festivities held im- mediately afterwards. 3
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Hawaiian Theme Enhances Prom Off on a Hawaiian Holiday for the night of April 30, the Juniors honored the Seniors with the traditional Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, Each table was decorated with pineapples and flowers, A little grass shack was the center of atten- tion providing an unusual decor for refreshments and a back- ground for pictures, Junior Class President, Gerald Reed, welcomed the students and faculty and assisted Vice President Jerry Jaynes in present- ing gifts to the Junior Class sponsors, Curt Block and the Vibrations were featured musicians at the prom . Juniors enjoy the fruits of their labor at the Jr. Sr. Banquet. 4? 1 tyyyyrattr, y ,fray gms DORIS BUSBY and DAVID ERWIN dance to the music provided by Curt Block and the Vibrations. As the students wait to be served they read wills and pro- phesies. 4l
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