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a a ee eT ee a ea ee I ee ee a ER, Unter Student Sody Christmas ‘79 wasn't white, but that LT aaa a RN ELT TE ES ES eR didn’t stop any foes from having @ THINKING IT THROUGH, Jon Refner holds a Christmas THE NEWLY ANNOUNCED king and queen of the Chris great vacation. Various school activities stencil up fo the window fo see how it looks before — mas formal, Greg Shively and Diane Stahl, happily pose also helped arouse holiday happiness. making any final decisions. for a picture. Early in December the student council sponsored a Christmas toy drive. Each student was asked to bring in one old toy so that needy children in the sur- rounding community could receive some presents on Christmas. The stu- dent council also decorated the com- mons one night after school. When December 21, the last day be- fore vacation, finally came, the school was ina flurry of activity. The band and choirs performed several songs each during a special Christmas convo second period. Reverend Ron Oglesbee, the guest speaker, added a few words about the real meaning of Christmas. To end the program, the student body sang Christmas songs. Many classes had parties during the remainder of the day. At 3:25 p.m. school was dismissed, and many students were off on their long-awaited vacation trips. But others came back to the school the following evening and enjoyed the German Club. sponsored Christmas formal. The theme was Winter Whispers and Windfall pro- vided the music. Crowned as king and queen were Greg Shively and Diane Stahl. MINDY GEHL, lost in her own special world, dances with CAUGHT IN THE ACT of decorating the commons, Beth Eric Deardorf to one of the slow-dance songs provided Sutton definitely seems to have a knack for spray by Windfall. painting. Christmas 25
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24 Christmas SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Deb Webb and Rob Moreland were forced to.use their imagination when they ran out of things to decorare THE TALENTED A CAPPELLA CHOIR sang several Christ- mas selections as part of a special program ro put everyone in a joyful holiday mood SOON AFTER THE WINNERS WERE ANNOUNCED by Mr Vick, Denise Fry, one of several recipients, went up to claim the door prize Sanra offerred to her.
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DOING HER PART in helping to win hall decorations, senior Pam Hartman flips the switch on her Eastside “friend.” CONCENTRATING AND DETERMINED to finish sectional hall decorations, Brad Dettmer whistles while he works. DEKALB’S COFFIN CORNER provides many students with the spirit and stamina thar is needed and certainly always wanted ar all games. 26 School Spirit
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