Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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THE FACT IS I REMEMBER... AWARDS — FRIENDS--------------- TEACHERS — INUDDJErciENT EUENTS — PET PEEUES ----------- NIGHTS WHEN----------- FUN WAS---------------

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CATALOG DISK VOLUME I 001 CELEBRATION DIVISION LOAD CELEBRATION FACTS LIST DATES TO CELEBRATE: SEPTEMBER 22 TO 25. HOMECOMING; NOVEMBER 7 AND 8. SWING SHOW: NOVEMBER 21 AND 22. PLAY; APRIL 10 CARNIVAL; APRIL 25 PROM. APPROXIMATELY 734 PEOPLE BOUGHT TICKETS TO THE HOMECOMING GAME. SIXTY-ONE PEOPLE SIGNED THE GUEST REGISTER FOR THE HOMECOMING CEREMONIES. THE STUDENT SENATE WORKED ON HOMECOMING FOR A MONTH PICKING COLORS. GETTING DECORATIONS AND DECORATING THE GYM AND FOOTBALL FIELD. APPROXIMATELY 83 PEOPLE WORKED ON SWING SHOW TO MAKE IT THE SUCCESS IT WAS. APPROXIMATELY 22 PEOPLE WORKED FOR AROUND 65 LONG HOURS PRACTICING FOR THE SCHOOL PLAY. THE CARNIVAL HAD THE P.T.O.. CHEERLEADERS. BOOSTER CLUB, STUDENT SENATE. AND FFA INVOLVED IN RUNNING 15 BOOTHS. THERE WERE 45 MINUTES OF CONTINUOUS TALENT IN THE FACULTY VARIETY TALENT SHOW PUT ON FOR THE CARNIVAL. THE JUNIOR CLASS RAISED OVER $3,000 SELLING MAGAZINES AND WORKING IN THE CONCESSION STAND TO FUND 5 THE PROM BANQUET AND DANCE HELD AT THE RAMADA INN.