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GAA breaks Recalling to mind the almost forgotten steps of the jitterbug, chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCraw join students in one of the fast dances. Trying to overcome the awkwardness of a semi-formal dance, Bruce Konopasek and Diane Idukovich glance around to see how others are acting. 16
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Sunday best mark Spirit Week activity Striving for gaudiness, students mixed polka dots, plaids, checkers and stripes on Clash Day, the first day of Spirit Week. For the fifth year, Student Council sponsored four days in which Panthers displayed spirit for the game with traditional arch rival Highland. After appearing in Sunday best for group pictures on Dress-up Day, students abandoned this staid and proper apparel for Costume Day. Highlighting the third day were hairy-legged Pantherettes in combat boots and members of the coaching staff, both portrayed by male students. School colors prevailed as fans donned senior cords, letter sweaters, spirit buttons and Panther hats for Black and Gold Day. Enthusiasm displayed during the week and at Friday ' s pep session won the Class of 1972 the pep flag and the Spirit Week Plaque initiated by the Student Council. Wearing costumes to school didn ' t prevent students from completing their routine schedules as is proven by junior, Laura Sherfey. Children ' s delight good enough to eat! Joe Newell and Melanie Holmes dressed as big gingerbread cookies on Kiddie-Costume Day.
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midweek monotony with Gay Paree A break in the weekly routine came early with the annual GAA Turnabout Dance, “Gay Paree. Wishing to dodge the time-consuming problem of transforming the gym, and lacking enough funds, GAA moved the affair to Tuesday evening at the Sherwood Ballroom. Switching the day for the dance posed problems for boys and girls alike as they sped from school to meet appointments and pick up flowers. Wine bottles, dripped with colored wax, formed candle light centerpieces on the red checkered tablecloths. Accenting the French atmosphere, Bob Minicks Orchestra provided soft music for dancing. Dates drove to Chicago and Michigan City to dine at The Martinique and The Red Lantern restaurants. Exhausted by the night ' s activities, dance-goers slept late Wednesday morning, the Veteran ' s Day holiday. Saving souvenirs like a wine bottle or a bouquet are as much a part of pre- serving memories as dance pictures. The traditional flowers become a treasured gift for junior Robin Peters as she admires her bouquet from senior Kevin Rivich. juniors Jeff Price and Katie Konopasek are on their best behavior as he stands to help her with her chair before dancing.
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