Hoxie High School - Winter Count Yearbook (Hoxie, KS)

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Spring Tea Pres. Penny Vernon (Kay- ettes) and Pres. Bev Appel- hans (F.H.A.) gave opening remarks and yearly reports on each club to start the 1980 spring tea Then as Scarlett O'Hara, played by Sharon Spressor, flounced onto the stage, the audience was swept back into the era of southern belles and large plantations. As the tune Dixie'' played by accompanist Shelley Non- dorf, drifted across the stage, the audience forgot they were in the 20th cen- tury. Narrator Dale Breit dis- cussed different fashions through the centuries as each era was presented by both club members. The 8th grade girls and senior girls were honored with silk roses followed by refreshments in the lobby. The clubs extended a spe- cial thanks to the Sheridan County Historical Society for their help. AA A. Frankly Scarlett. I don't give a damn. B. The 1980 Senior Girls C. Let me reword that . . . The sleezy senior girls. D. The ladies from the His- torical Society add a spe- cial touch to the tea. E. Shelley Nondorf provided the music for the tea. 26

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A. The royalty pose for a pic- ture. B. Stuco sponsored many lyceums during the year. C. Scott gets down at the Homecoming dance. D. Paul Campbell assists the crown bearers onto the field. E. Stuco helped sponsor a foreign exchange student from Yokohoma, Japan. Stuco Always Present Front row: Treasurer John Campbell, President Shelly Oelke, Secretary Rhonda Haffner, Vice-president Paul Campbell. Second row: Kristen Schiltz, Myrna James, Linda Gilbert, Jill Karnes, Bev Appelhans, Steve French, Brad Lambert, Harry Sulzman. Back row: Keyna Baalman, Patti Currier, Thad Lambert, Terry Cox, Jill Davis, Sharon Spresser, Penny Ver- non. Not pictured, Advisor John Olson. The HHS stuco had another successful year. The year started out with Homecoming Week. Many activities between the classes took place, culminating with the pep rally on Friday. Stuco sponsored an informal dance after Hoxie trounced Colby 25-0. King Harry Sulzman and Queen Shelly Oelke were crowned at the football game. The group Blackberry Winter entertained every- one at the formal Snoball Dance. King Duane Wente and Queen Linda Gilbert were crowned at the dance. The stuco also helped select 5 lyceums and 1 film. Again stuco spon- sored the vending machines in the hall. The stuco helped spon- sor Hiroko Kusakabe, a foreign exchange student from Japan. 25

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A. The 1980 yearbook edi- tors B. Being editors has strange effects on people right??? C Mr. Brook gives his advice on some pages. D. You can find Patti in her own rubber room when she's not working on the yearbook. E. Now let's see .. is it A, C, F. G. or A, B, E, F . . . no maybe A. B, C, T . . hey, would somebody sing the alphabet song for me? i 27