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Varsity Night Draws Capacity Crowd Varsity Night 1968, sponsored by Senior Hy-Y, filled the house. The Hi-Y boys, with their ad- viser lVlr. Matula, put in long hours of hard work to make it a success. Four clubs presented skits in the competition. First place went to Speech Club, second, Future Nurses Clubg third, Library Club: and fourth place, Band. ln-between skits were presented by members of Hi-Y. The highlight of the evening was the queen competition. Sixteen of the various clubs were represented by their elected candidate in the contest. Miss Poly Anslow was selected to reign as Varsity Night Queen of 1968. 'Riff e As last year's queen, Miss Jessie Helfrich, places the crown on Polly's head, master of ceremonies Lee Bridges waits to present her with a bouquet of a dozen red roses. With tears of joy and an expression of disbelief, Queen Polly accepts congratulationsfrom the other candidates. 3 Left: Playing the role of a new father in the Future Nurses Club skit, Linda Vanderkarr carries on an excited conversation with Nurse Jenny Wagner. Above: ln the Library Club skit, Bill Usher performs a hippie marriage ceremony for Joy Lysinger and Marc Bloomfield.
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Snowball Highlights Holiday Season The highlight of the holiday season was the an- nual Snowball sponsored by the Inter-Club Coun- cil. Decorations included streamers and gigantic crepe paper ornaments in Christmas colors hung from the ceiling. Over fifty couples danced to the music provided by the Robert Batton Dance Band. The center of attention was a huge snowman standing in the middle of the dance floor. Barb Gephardt and Henry Felkey stop to inspect it. , ' 'ft' in i ,X 1 gn Standing beneath some imaginary mistletoe, Jan Jones and Jon Grimes get into the holiday spirit. Between dances, Art Baggett and Shelly Mol- lenkopf rest their weary feet. . i i Hiding behind a construction-paper caroler, Linda Mutchler expresses her dislike for having her picturetaken.
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fi .Q X Hi-Y boys put a lot into the in-between skits. An ex- ample is Tim Raybuck, above. Members of Senior Band take part in a skit called Spanky and His Gang. l l l l l i i l i Taking time out to relax before curtain time, Linda Esterline and Joan Rinker collapse on one ofthe props. i Enjoying a romantic embrace, Mike Saam and Ron Rupe portray newlyweds on their wedding night in the Speech Club skit. I9 - --,i
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