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A Long, Sleepless N ight for the ROMPing Hawks What is romp? By definition it means to play or frolic in a boisterous, lively way, and that is what happened here at RCHS on Friday, September 24, and Satur- day, September 25. The Romp was an over- night lock-in that lasted from 11 pm. until 7 a.m. This event was sponsored by the Stu- dent Transitional Committee and chaperon- ed by parents and teachers. As people first entered, they received a card iorange for the girls and yellow for the boyst which had a number on it that was, the same number as a member of the opposite sex. The object of this was to find the person with the matching number and get to know him or her. During the eight hours, volleyball tour- naments and ping pong games were available in the gym for those competitive types; and for all those people with dancing feet or just a love of music, there were records played by a live disc jobkey in the cafeteria. About 1 am many people hurried to the auditorium to watch The Dating Game, starring Steve Bloom as Ricardo Lovesend, the host of the show. Students were chosen randomly to be the bachelors and bachelorettes. By the time The Dating Game ended, which was around 3 a.m., peo- ple had begun to lose some of their spunk, and bags had begun to form under their eyes. From exhaustion many people grabb- ed up their pillows and traipsed to the auditorium to take a nap or to watch the feature movies, Fun With Dick and Jane and Mothra. The Romp was a new and exciting event that went over well. It was a good way for the Robbinsdale and Cooper people to meet and get to know one another. It was said by many that Romp should become a tradi- tional event here at RCHS. I D A A student receives a meet your match card ashe enters. P Get the ball over any way you can!- A The Transition Committee creatively advertised the ROMP on the blockhouse. 2.0- ROMP
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4h Cheers from the old as well as the new. 4 These lucky people found a place to sit in the crowded lunchroom. A The Hawk and the Robin unite to uJolt the Jag. 44 The Hawks and the Robins join together to support their team. 4 The addition of the TR to the ttCHSf' Feature e Transition 19
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AA Coopefs version of the Dating Game had the au- dience asking, Which bachelor would you choose? A This is just like having a picnic. 4 Students spend time eating and visiting after dancing and playing volleyball. ROMP- 21
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