Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

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1. Margie Ballard and Todd Browning take first place in the disco dance contest sponsored by the yearbook and the photography club. 2. Mark Klose, D.J. for K-SHE radio gives Todd Browning his album for winning first place. 3. Brian Willis and Vicki Griffith give it a whirl. 4. Dance participants in the contest. 5. Dances always bring sociable people together. 6. The crowd watches Laurie Ferrere twirl. 7. Lisa Rogers enjoys the music and dancing. 8. Harold Boren and his wife, Judy, step out on the dance floor. 9. Roy Logan tries to encourage Laura 7 Werths to find a partner and get out on the dance floor. ' 4 7

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