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Page 64 text:
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The girls of John Marshall High School finally received their long awaited chance to switch the usual dating procedure by asking the boys for a date to the annual Girl-Date- Boy Dance. The theme for the dance was King of Hearts Ball. The cafeteria was cleverly decorated Girls Reverse Dating Routine around this theme. A huge heart filled the doorway and red and white crepe paper and oversized King of Hearts playing cards adorned the ceiling. 5? VER 'I Z? ,Q f Q Judy Erickson pins her masterpiece on her date, Bob Theel. gM.,n-vm-..,u.,,
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Tannenbaum Ball Creates Festive Mood Tannenbaum Ball was the theme ofthe annual Christmas Dance, December l3th. Jerry Jerome's Band played from 8:30 to ll:3O. A hilarious program was the highlight of the evening. Three cute chipmunks, Linda Brecke, Phyllis Thompson and Cindy Ivins mimicked a song and a dance. With people coming all over the world to visit Santa Claus, our school even had a visit from a Hippo , Julie Ben- nett. The program and the dance made up the very successful evening. There was a steady stream of couples around the punch bowl for refreshments. Above: A little boy, Steve Wilson, sneaks a peak at Santa Claus's identity. The decorating committee was up early the day of the dance to beautify our cafeteria for the dance. 59
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Ask Fellows to King of Hearts Ball -4--v X .Y :,,...,....vf-',. ' Many ot the boys probably dreaded to wear the unusual corsages which their dates had made especially tor them. After wearing them a while, however, they found that it wasn't quite as bad as they had expected. The ideas for many of these corsages were centered around Valentine's Day, which was iust around the corner, as the dance was held Saturday evening, February 7. Nw Taking time out from the dance to get their pictures taken are left to right, Sandy Friedman, Erland Carlstad, Karen Christopherson, Tom O'Shaugh- nessy, Diane Lifto, and Terry Hopben- spriger. Walking through the heart are Dan Hanson and Germaine Langdon, from Lourdes High School. -up
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