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Candlelight, soft music, seasonal decor set atmosphere for annual winter dances At the 1970 GAA Turnabout Dance, burgundy and pink decorations recreated The Days of Wine and Roses in the cafeteria and hallways. As the music from Julie and the Classics drifted over the Christmas scenes, couples danced and enjoyed the December 12 evening. Completing the splendor of the night. Seniors Marlene Bosse and Dave DeMuth accepted the crowns of Snow Queen and King. Sweethearts danced again at the Key Club Sweetheart Dance on February 19. Candlelights and crepe paper, along with the sound of Manowac, set the mood for the couples to relax at the semi-formal evening Under the Eiffel Tower. Crowned by Key Club President Jim Tarbuck, Senior Kathie Schaller reigned as Sweetheart Queen. Recently-crowned as Snow Queen and King, Seniors Marlene Bosse and Dave DeMuth enjoy a dance at the traditional CAA Turnabout. At the Key Club Sweetheart Dance, Juniors John Willis and Nianne Popa share a quiet moment together while listening to the music of Manowac. Sweetheart Dance 23
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At the December 1 2 Turnabout , Seniors Linda Eldredge and Laura Hanrahan and their guests admire the Christmas tree, a standard decoration of the winter semi-formal. During the band ' s intermission, Debbie Killam, Larry Bogusz, Pam Schau, and Alan Harshbarger relax between dances at The Days of Wine and Roses. Upon being announced as the 1971 Sweetheart Queen, Senior Kathie Schaller receives the congratulations of nominee Pat Thomas at the February 19 dance. 22 Turnabout Dance
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Senior guard Bruce Luyster sidesteps a Morton opponent while carrying the ball down court during the first quarter of Friday ' s Sectional game. Trojan cagers defeat Wildcats, Governors in Sectional games As the traditional activity to increase spirit for basketball Sectionals , Clash Day marked the beginning of Spirit Week. Tuesday , February 24, allowed students and teachers alike to regress to childhood with Lick ' Em and Bust ' Em Day as an excuse. Cheered on by the Booster Block, Lettermen, and other fans, the Trojan cagers defeated Hammond High, 62-57, in the first Sectional game . Occurring only once before in school history, the basketball team continued in Sectional competition by playing the Morton Governors on February 26. With a 70-56 win, the team earned the right to play Hammond Clark in the final game, but lost to the Pioneers, 87-78. As participants in the Spirit Week activities, Juniors John Dunn and Archie Abatie resort to childhood antics during Lick ' Em and Bust ' Em Day. 24 Sectionals
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