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1 TERRI MC NUTT and Tim Wcssel sign in, while Carmen McCarty and Mary Reich ob- serve. 2 SAMPLING THE ICING, Mr. Hall is caught by his wife, Debbie. 3 THE PHOTOG- RAPHER catches many different expres- sions and a scene with a variety of the styles, including the girlsi flowers and the guys, top hats. 4 AS MARK KEITH casts his vote, others concentrate on making a decision for king and queen. 5 iiTHE DUKEii and his princess, Joanne Schafer, pose for the cam- era as they arrive. 6 AS KAYLEN WALKER signs a prom booklet, her date Mike Janes is tickled by someoneis idea of having fun.
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Prom Brings Life, Excitement, and a Special Spring leaped out of the dead of winter and prom time had come, bring- ing life and excitement to CH8. Lambs at the Hyatt Regency and Mastersonis were two popular restaurants which made the dining scene before the prom. After arriving at the Crystal Ball- room, ttBurgundyti provided a roman- tic atmosphere for dancing, signing booklets, or for just sitting back and relaxing. At the stroke of midnight Missi Sumner and Doug Coyne were crowned prom queen and king and the theme song tiWetve Got Tonighti, was played in their honor. The Junior-Senior prom was excit- ing and glamorous, and those who at- tended will have forever their own special memories of an evening well- spent.
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24 A newly-revised computerized Spring Day was great fun for those who attended. To add as much inter- est and fairness as possible, practically all events were either first time entries, such as llthree men in a tubll and llthree blind mice and a dog? or re- vised entries such as llthe beast? alias obstacle course. The Student Council al- so made use of the computer by hav- ing it programmed to select the parti- cipants for all events. Even though a lot of time and ef- fort went into Spring Day, there was a lack of enthusiasm, and the classes had trouble filling all of the slots for each event. But those who attended gave it their best shot, with the juniors dom- inating the competition and never fall- ing behind. Finishing second were the sophomores. 1 SENIOR LISA HAYS lets out her tarzan yell as she swings into action in the obstacle course. Despite her efforts, the frosh were victorious in this event. Juniors
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