Inglemoor High School - Scandia Yearbook (Kenmore, WA)

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andy Cane eindeer cicle The spirit of Christmas drifted into Inglemoor in many ways. A canned food drive was sponsored by the A.S.B. and it turned out great. In the competition against Bothell. Inglemoor was supremely victorious, having a thousand cans to Bothell’s 83. On December 21, the Holiday sounds of Clear Logic was heard from the glorified cafeteria, the place of the 1978 Christmas tolo. Couples danced in a dreamy world of snow- flakes falling from a red and green crepe paper sky. Snow was the theme of the Christmas Concert this year. A long fence of snowflakes surrounded the musicians, while even more snowflakes drifted down from the ceiling. All the members of the bands, choirs and orchestra gave a grand performance as was apparent by the large crowd that attended. Even Mr. Claus (alias Mr. Jackson) came to enjoy Christmas at Inglemoor. Joyous memories were created through the DECA members, who sponsored the Get Your Picture Taken With Santa event. now ree erry ngel anta 1. Tammy Davis. Craig Bruskland, Mike Hoskins. Becky Miller and Debbie Maples await the signal to start another joyous Christmas tune. 2. A traditional Christmas begins with a little snow. 3. The traditional Christmas symbol. 4. Scott Abbott. Rob Manahan and Mark Carson harmonize with the Jazz Ensemble. 5. German club members enjoyed the festive season at Leavenworth. 6. Sparkling ornaments were to be found everywhere 7. Jim Habedank and Karen Stewart pose for their picture at the Christmas Tolo. 8 Inglemoor's Swing Choir filled the gym with holiday sounds. 9. Playing accompaniment for the Concert Choir is Robert Manahan. 10. The snowflake fence outlined the way for the Symphonic Band.