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Sweethearts gear up; finish first “It was a great dance; the best I’ve ever been to,” says Colleen Gallagher. Chris Tucker agrees with her, adding, “The balloons and decorations were terrif- ic.” “I had a lot of fun and 1 really think everyone enjoyed themselves,” Liz Shea says, “We should have more dances that are this much fun.” This is what the students said about the sweetheart dance. But, the dance was just the finale of weeks of work by the girls, two from each homeroom, elected by their homeroom to represent them. The girls made desserts: rice crispy treats, fudge jumbles, chocolate chip cookies, cupcakes, etc., to sell to the stu- dents with a sweet tooth. The money went toward the missions. $2,500 of goodies were bought. This year’s court was: Barb Sroka, Jennifer Dyer, Martha Heenan, Claudine Dubois and Michelle Lentz. The girl who sold the most was senior, Michelle Lentz. The royal couple, Michelle Lentz and Ken Jacobs, take time out from dancing to pose for some photos with roses, crown and cape. Michelle topped the rest of the girls, earning over $300. Dedication and school spirit describes Dan Stechschulte and his motives for coming to the dance. A bad ankle and crutches don’t stop him from attending. 19
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Hopeful queen. Barb Sroka, and her dale Rick Egnatios have all eyes upon them as they walk up to await the announcement of the new queen. Introducing the Sweetheart court: Jennifer Dyer and her escort; Claudine Dubois with her escort; our queen. Michelle Lentz and Ken Jacobs; Martha Heenan and Paul Girardi; and Barb Sroka with Eric Egnatios. Senior aweetiea. Musette Caing and Michael Gallagher take a second for photographer Tina Morabito to click a quick picture. Movin’ and groovin' to today’s funky music, Laryssa Kozak and Tina Morabito make the most ol the dance. 18
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Taco Bell takes the prize. Maybe it’s because an average meal only costs $2.67. That’s a cheap evening on the town for people with tight budgets. I Close your mouth! Carolyn Sharpe, didn’t anyone ever tell you not to talk with a taco In your mouth? Is this your $2.67 meal? Fashion flash! One of the hot new items topping the fashion charts is plastic shoes. You can’t beat them; they’re a terrific buy at $7.98. 20
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