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TOP: Many students and faculty members join in the bonfire festivities. Some of these people are: Julie Lahr. Amy Petersen. Lance Koester. Greg Groos. Chad Hahn. Lisa Dun- can. Mike Hammer. Jennifer Loiseau. Janine Schaap. Katie Ramsdell. Kathy Gageby. Amy Ludeman. Jimmy Schaap. Aaron Schultz. Amy Doyle, and Jackie Hoisington. ABOVE: June Utech does her part in the Speech II skit presented at Little Orpheum. Homecoming 7
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Students Honor Sheila, Mike Tension mounted as students, par- ents. and friends waited anxiously for the announcement. Who would be the new 1985 King and Queen? Mike Nass and Sheila Wenge were chosen on Thursday, September 26, to preside over the Homecom- ing festivities. They were selected from a group of eight senior candi- dates. Approximately 200 people attended Little Orpheum and wit- nessed the crowning. After Little Orpheum, students and faculty headed to the bonfire for a pep rally to further inspire the stu- dents for the upcoming game on Fri- day. The Hamlin Chargers defeated the Fliers by a score of 40-12 in the homecoming game. A variety of recorded music was played at the homecoming dance which was held from 9-12 on Friday evening after the game. ABOVE: Roger Svendsen, Jason Taylor, and Danny Jewett take a break at the homecom- ing dance. MIDDLE: Sheila Wenge and Mike Nass. Homecoming Queen and King, ride in the convertible at the homecoming pep rally RIGHT: Sarah Penny, Scott Delaney, and Sherri Kuntz dance to the music during the homecoming dance. 6 Homecoming
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Survey Shows 46 Per Cent Of Student Body Have Jobs In March the yearbook staff took a survey to find out how many stu- dents had part-time jobs. It was found that forty-six percent of the student body had jobs of one type or another. Common places that students worked were local grocery stores, cafes, gasoline stations, and a re- tirement home. Students, also, re- ported working in a video rental shop, baby-sitting, and on the farm. This survey indicated that students averaged eleven and one-half hours per week. They used their earnings for weekends, clothes, car ex- penses, and college. TOP: Amy Christensen writes up an order Her job at Good Times Video keeps Amy busy approximately eight hours a week ABOVE: Eric Zackrison takes time out from his work at Candy Cupboard, an area busi- ness. RIGHT: Ringing up a purchase on the cash register is Karla Rice. She works at Rexall Drug Store. Mrs. Lavonne Thomas works nearby. 8 Jobs
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