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Triad Doro Phister, Allison Draper, and Dana Buttrey were attendants to the Queen, Amy Grant, at Triad Homecoming. Front: D. Buttrey, Sergeant-at-Arms. Back: H. Williams, Athletic Manager: J. Reynolds, Vice- President; T. Stevenson, President; A. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Felkel, Sponsor. Ariston Among the guests at the Ariston Halloween party were witches, ghosts, and Tootsie Rolls? B. Swartzbaugh, President; M. Bounds, Vice- President; D. Hogue, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Schmid, Sponsor; B. Richardson, Sergeant-at- Arms. Not pictured: B. Gibbs, Sergeant-at-Arms. 18
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Junior Play Early in the summer of 77, the Juniors began work on the Junior Play. In September, countless meetings and slumber parties later, they found themselves with a fully-written play which involved getting one hundred girls on stage, preparing a gourmet buffet dinner menu, and presenting the class theme, Participate! All of the class members did, in fact, participate. Every girl contributed her own ideas on the play ' s subject matter, the projected amount of productions time, and the composition of songs and dances. The class decided to spend a substantial amount of time on the play and dinner, with rehearsals every school night for one month. Besides rehearsing for the play, girls had to design and build sets, paint the backdrop, draw publicity signs, sell tickets, plan the dinner, decorate the cafeteria, and prepare the food. Juniors accomplished all of these tasks with the invaluable aid of their sponsor, Mrs. Gower. The night of the play, over six hundred people watched Sam ' s Angels, investigators from the Junior Class, solve the kidnapping of Mrs. Gower and the dog Heidi. The mystery could not have been solved (nor the play produced) without the participation of each class member. Thus, the production resulted in a unified class and $900.00 to be used for the Junior Prom in the spring.
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Eccowasin Babs Young ' s imitation of Elvis Presley was one of several interesting performances in the Eccowasin Talent Show. Front: B. Wagster, President; S. Fillebrown, Vice- President; D. Phister, Sergeant-at-Arms Back: Miss Mims, Sponsor; G. Hall, Secretary-Trea- surer; J. Jones, Athletic Manager. Angkor Angkor Boys of the Month included Marc Webb, Scott Riegle, Mark Vaughn, Driver Joslin, and Richard Byrd. V. Owen, Vice-President; H. Hazlehurst, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Mrs. Justus, Sponsor; K. Glas- gow, Sergeant-at-Arms; D. Ezell, President. 19
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