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Convocations: A break from the routine Right: “Ace Don Dutton waits for a frisbee toss from his partner. Below: Randy Osborn shows his skill as a professional frisbee thrower. Bottom: Horizon performs a ‘1950s’ medley. 1 6 — Convocations
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There’s a star on every stage Excitement and hope show in every girl’s eyes. Tonight is her night to be a star. It’s a night of nerves, and yet, tears. Everyone shakes and clasps hands. Then, the time comes — over the microphone comes the familiar phrase; “Contest- ant number one . . Nov. 4, 1 1 senior girls partic- ipated in Junior Miss. There were nine awards given out. They were: spirit of junior miss — Lori Sack ; talent — Belinda Endris ; third runner-up Lori Crisp; second runner-up and scholastic — Chris Miller; first runner-up, physical fitness, poise and appearance — Laura Bowyer, and Junior Miss — Jennifer Hudspeth. t This isn’t practice anymore. Diane Dickerson sings “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue? Lori Sack pleases the audience with her song “Let Me Be There.” -If I Ride ' em cowgirl. Sherry I Cook panto- mimes to the song “Along Came Jones. Another Barbara Streisand? Belinda Endris wins the talent singing “Evergreen.” Brenda Underwood entrances the audience with her speech on patri- otism. “Thoroughly Modern Mary?” Mary Austgen performs a 1922 dance routine. Junior Miss — 1 5
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Through the year students were entertained by singing, dancing, frisbee throwing, and basketball. On Dec. 15, John Daniel Tate came to sing and joke. Songs included: Puppet Lady,” “Lonely Teenager,” and the memorable Mystery Meat. Don Dutton and Randy Osborn, The Aces, performed Jan. 1 2. They showed students how to use freestyle and speed flow frisbee techniques and how to play basketball frisbee. Students and teachers both participated in throwing fris- bees. The Navy band Horizon sang many songs from different art- ists. Too Much Heaven,” “Y.M.C.A.,” Le Freak,” and a very funny ”1950s’ Medley” were among the songs that were performed. The senior-faculty basketball game was played with more spirit than ever. Even though the seniors lost by a close score of 65-55 the game was played very well. Top left: John Daniel Tate sings with his dancing quartet: Mr. Dave Bruzek, Miss Carol Grady, Mr. John Gorball and Mrs. Judy Dermody. Bottom left: What’s the matter, Mr. Roller? Didn’t you think we could do it? Above: A member of Horizon belts out a song to the group. Convocations — 1 7
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