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GNGIGCHT CAT CROSIE O'GCRf'AGD Y'S It was differentg you will never forget it! Providing entertainment was the Soda Ash Six, featuring Billy 'fnine fingers at the keyboard. They performed everyone's favorites, including such songs as a Bicycle Built For Two, and Yankee Doodle Dandy. The band also played sing-a-longs so parents as well as stu- dents could demonstrate their voicesg and they did. Everyone was greeted with a smile from one of the many O'Grady singers fthe boy's Baseball teamj. The Girls' Soccer team performed a thrilling Can-Can dance. Bill Bradley, last years' teacher-coach, sang 6'Mack the Knife and 'lazy Riverng he received a well deserved standing ova- tion. There was dancing of all sorts: fast, slow, bunnyhops, and, of course, the Charleston. The Charleston contest was won by Ken Clark and Donna Valerino. Janet Bluem was O,Grady's own Red Hot Mama and was escorted on to the dance floor by Lee Cohen and John Milli- gan. There were many refreshments including root beer, popcorn and the famous llurricane,' drink. Everyone had an excellent time! Hello, Dolly! One ofthe night's main attractions was Mrs. Bluem. Escorting Dolly were Lee Cohen and John Milligan. fir Having a good time on the dance floor are Tim Scott and Patty Beau- doin. L? Everyone had a good ole time at Rosie O Grady Night including Karen Grabski and Bruce Gotham
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llllllllllll Foreign meals, dress rehearsals, board meetings, candy sales, and deadlines to meet are memories of lots of fun and hard work. After school and during free periods, learning continues in a different way. Experience replaces book learning, the onlookers become the ones to demonstrate. Whether it was a class to lead, a ski slope to conquer, or a song to mast- er, we came away with a better feel- ing in ourselves by being involved Puckerin' up for a number, John Canfield Now this is the way it should sound. notices that someone is pointing a camera Jflhn Akms Shows a mend how to Play the at him during one of his lessons. Plano' Club AN riviries
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