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Bad times 6. A typical Iunchroom scene shows students waiting impatiently for their soybean burgers. 7. Paul Braun 1inds out that his locker has a mind of its own; maybe a good swift kick would change its mind? 8. A messy job cleaning up after BC students awaits Al- Iene Stern. 9. Mickie Lemke becomes a victim of Craig Dormanen's hobby, ripping off Levi tags. 10. While waiting in the office, Patricia Turner reads a book to make time go by faster. Bad Times 17
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Good times 1. BC cheerleaders generate Centaur spirit and pep as fans cheer the team on to another victory. 2. All work and no play? The demanding classes at BCHS keep Tim Engstrom, Mark Schiefelbein, Dave Finley and others constantly on their toes. 3. HAPPY BIRTHDAY KIM. Little messages on lockers let you know the prominent events at BCHS. 4. The DECA store provides endless nourishment for Roy Jones as Therese Gaffney looks on in amusement. 5. Students leave school to a little rest and relaxation at home. 16 Good Times
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18 Junior High Musical Old-fashioned melodrama becomes first junior high musical The Junior High Choir performed its hrst musical, uIsn't Our Love Grande, written by alumnus Haeri Tollefson. It was advertised as an old- fashioned melodrama and indeed it was, complete with an arch villain and a sweet heroine in distress. Set at the turn of the century, the story revolves around the dilemma of who is really rich. Lolita Chiquita, wishing to marry into money, poses as an elegant lady of wealth and breeding to trap Sydney Strongheart into mar- rying her. Poor Sydney is penniless after Evil Snerdley Grassnake fore- closed on the Strongheart's mortgage, Mrs. Strongheart believes Lolita iS a rich rehned lady. Lolita believes Sydney is a wealthy, welI-born man. But Sydney is in love with Penelope Purestock who isn't interested in money, only in Sydney. As in all melodramas virtue triumphed over evil. Juan Don was reunited with his love, Mrs. Strongheart's house was saved, and Pene- lope and Sydney lived happily ever after. The musical provided many junior high students the opportunity to sing, act, and dance in a full-scale musical production.
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