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

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The 1980 May Day was the first an- nual program under the direction of S.L.A.C. to honor the May Queen and the girls of the graduating class. It was a lot of hard work and it took a lot of practicing for everyone,” said Laura Gabriel, president of S.L.A.C. The highlight of the evening was when Laurie Ferrere crowned Ingrid Kramer the 1980 May Day Queen. To add entertainment to the evening the Stage Band performed with the pom pon girls to If My Friends Could See Me Now. Dances were also per- formed to the songs of Roller Skate Mate,” “The Rainbow Connection, “Bad Girls,” and “Call Me, by differ- ent P.E. classes. They were under the direction of Linda Hill and Charolotte Charbonnier. A modern dance group danced to Three Times a Lady,” the theme of May Day, and S.L.A.C. rocked to the music of Micheal Jack- son. To close the evening Mike Hildreth sang the theme song and the tradi- tional May Pole dance and candlelight ceremony was performed.

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1. The 1980 May Day queen, Ingrid Kramer. 2 May Day ushers: Row 1 . Douglas Alan Spalding, Randal DeRousse, Walter Fenton, Phillip Beljanski, Thomas Ripper, Scott Buenger. Row 2. Jacob Hinterser, Danilo Gonzales, James Blasingame. Lee Heubner. Brent Houston, David Houston, Craig Kessler, Ronald Gushleff. 3. May Day pages: Gay Wright, Marsha Fisher and Ellen Range 4 Crown Bearer, Eric Kary, Flower girls, Judy Bergbrader and Jill Groboski. MAY DAY 19

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1 . Dawn Luebbert practices her dance before the performance 2. Valerie Swahn, alias Kermit the Frog, and Juanita Dockery prepare for the final show. 3. John Manoogian, Master of Ceremonies, takes a break. 4 Kris Feigl and Theresa Stanton perform a modern dance for the audience 5. Seniors rehearse the traditional May Pole dance. 6. The Pom Pon girls, led by Patti Sharp, get into their dance formation before the performance MAY DAY 21