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Page 19 text:
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Dance Begins Holidays On December 20, 1969, Clayites welcomed the Christmas season with the annual Christmas Dance. Held in the cafeteria this year instead of the gym, Christmas spirit was high amidst snow- flakes, stars, and a miniature Santa s sleigh. Couples mingled over punch and cookies and danced to the music of Eddie Jarrett and his Orchestra. The Student Council sponsored the event, and Kathy Wagner was decorations committee head. Jean Green and Dick Barluu s« ing to the music of Kddie Jarrett. Eddie jarrett and his Orchestra set the spirit of Christmas. Greg Germann and Candy Card dreamih dance the evening a«a . 15
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Boys Collect Tickets Collecting the most talking tickets was the goal of many boys on October 31, 1969. When a Y-Teen was forced to talk, she handed out a ticket costing her five cents. Having the most tickets, Fred Lowman was crowned Mr. Irresistible. Others crowned were Stan Estes, Larry Emrick, Paul Porowski, Richard Green, Randy Replogle, and Steve Deranek. The most talkative girl was Laura Dodge, Miss Gabby. Piitt i l Km M N ' H ' ' ■ mL Y-Teen President Linda Buzalski finds Jnnior Fred Lou man deserving of his title, Mr. Irresistible- Randy Replogle is congratulated h Pam B bee as she pins on a carnation and crowns him Mr. Popular Debbie Llo d presents Mr Darling, Richard Green, with a kiss. . ' popular song by the Confederation of Sound starts off the evening. Miss Gabby, Laura Dodge, dances with Mr Irresisti- ble of 1968, Kevin Cartvvright 14
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Homecoming Victory School Spirit Week began the festivities of Cla s third annual Basketball Homecoming. During this week a hall decorating contest was held with the Junior class winning the Spirit Jug for the best decorations. On Friday of Spirit Week, the five senior girls on the Homecoming Court were announced at a pep assembly. High- lighting the week was the game against New Prairie which the Colonials won by a score of 74-62. Queen Laurie Bridge was crowned during the half-time ceremonies. Ending an exciting week was the Homecoming dance, where Colo- nials danced to the music of Talisman. Co-chair- men for Basketball Homecoming were Pat Zoller and Despie Fausch. Lciyal fans spur their team to victory with the school song. .--T iay j i I js ■ ' Fatt Thomas, escorted by Jeff Turner. Queen Laurie Bridge, escorted i Tom Rus with crow I) Ijcarer and flower girl Beck Luebben, escorted b Phil Bonadies. Diane King, escorted by Dave I.indborg. Rirnke llaringsma, escorted by Tom Rich- mond. Pam Nelson, escorted bv Scott Howes. 16
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