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Left: Stand up comic Terry Morse, fresh- man, delivers a monologue at the Student Council show. Above: “Twin Tones, Marcia Cunningham and Earl Hardy, juniors, sing ' ' Emotions” at the council’s spring program. Above left: “Love Corporation, provided musical entertainment at the Variety Show. Right: I don’t want to sit down . the group Hot” dances to a Variety Show rou- tine. Variety is the spice of life “There’s no biz like show biz!’’ A potpourri of talent was unveiled when the Stu- dent Council sponsored a Variety Show on Wednesday, April 26. Skits, vocals, dances, com- bos, and even a stand-up comic were acts included in the program held in the new auditorium. For the first time, there were no prizes awarded to the performers. Thus, the council changed the name from Talent to Variety Show. The acts included a dance by “The Pastels;” “Mrs. Ler- oy’s Candy Store;” a skit; a musical combo by “Love Cor- poration;” ‘‘Just Clowning Around;” a comedy routine; a vocal by the “Twin Tones,” a dance by “Hot;” a skit on smoking and Glaucoma; a dance by “Spice;” a musical combo by “Sweet Poison;” and “Time in a Bottle,” a sin- gle vocal. Variety Show 27
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Right: Mrs. Leroy’s Candy Store,” repeats Chris Brown, senior, as a neon sign during a variety show skit. Above left: Striking up the band, Sweet Poison, a group comprised of CHS Students, plays for the audience. Above: Spoofing the current controversy over Marijuana and Glaucoma, junior Doug Wilkerson and sophomore David Winter dis- cuss the possibilities of a wonder drug” during a Variety Show skit. 26 Variety Show
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A very formal occasion! Formals and tuxes were the attire for the evening at the Annual Junior-Senior Prom. The dance was held for the first time in the Chris Traicoff gymnasium on April 28. The formal affair was spon- sored by the Junior Class. LaVerne Sanders served as Prom Committee Chairper- son. Juniors Mark Brinkley and Janet Guined were crowned King and Queen of the annual dance which was attended by approximately 95 couples. “Stonewood Fox,” an area band, provided the music for the dance. Dinner was catered by Margo’s. Above: Mrs. Judith Silverman, home eco- nomics instructor, chats with her guest at the Junior-Senior prom. Her daughter, Eliza- beth, accompanied the faculty member to the activity. Above left: During the salad course, seniors Eva Casteneda, Billy Wurtzbacher, Mary Tri- ana, and Steve Augustyn chat while seated at small tables in the fieldhouse foyer. 28 Prom
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