High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Support the schools in our program by subscribing
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 75 text:
“
Steve Smith 1. Taking On New Dimensions Breoking ties with typicol school troditions, Sodie Howkins, sponsored by the Junior closs, took on o new dimension of theme ond odded o new twist to the old concept. Controry to the post, Sodie Howkins wos held before the Christmos breok, ond con- sequently took on the double theme of o Country Christmos . In oddition, rother thon hoving the usuol live bond, the Junior closs provided o professionol disc jockey for the entertoinment. ln o woy, it reolly wos greot not hoving o live bond, reveoled one couple, becouse with o D.J. you know he'll ploy donceoble music! The gym wos gornished with Christmos trees located ot different ploces on the floor, while o dozen couches provided soft comfort for tired feet while the donce roged on from eight until midnight. The plonning of the donce wos reolly orgonizedf' ocknowledged Junior Closs Secretory Kelli Morton. l could feel, when I wolked into the gym thot night, thot everyone wos hoving o good time! N. Keyes sieve smug, 2. Sieve Smllh 3. 1. Senior Stuon Trocy ond his portner shore o quick refreshment. 2. Adorned in personolized paper snowmen, the Sodie Howkins Christmos tree is o mojor point of interest. 3. Decked out ln the true Sodie Howkins gorb, doncers pouse to cotch o short breather. 4. Erwin Delo Peno ond Bob Bottles toke odvontoge of the jocket service. 5. Girls moke the Sodie Howkins folklore come to life os they copture their dotes during o slow donce. Sieve Smith 4. Sieve Smllh 5. Sodie Howkins 71
”
Page 74 text:
“
The Two Of Us With thefexcitement of 'good-things-to-come' in the oir, Homecoming wos excep- tionol! This yeor's spirit is better thon ever, excloimed cheerleoder Michele Vonce, ond the difference showed! Preceeding the election of Homecoming Queen Chris Silvey ond her court, the rroditionol Spirit Week begon o tempest of celebrotions. Yet it didn't stop thereg thot Fridoy, the footboll ployers coptured the Highline Pirotes, 407. Here the festivities poired-off os Just the Two of Us ployed in the heorts of couples os they gothered oround the Homecoming Donce bond, Archer. The whole week wos oction-pocked ond well-plonned, commented senior Colleen Milner, lt wos o lot of funl I-v 'M' 'Q ,-'S -iz D. Johnson 2 1. Checking out the other doncers, Senior Roy Young tokes o breok from the floor ond Senior Todd Morton looks over the memory progroms. 2. An umbrello of crepe poper ond helium filled bolloons set the mood for o blissful evening, 3. The foyer provided o cool, though definitely not quiet, ploce to converse. 4. Sizzling vocols ond owesome Instrumentols by the Iocol bond Archer provid- ed two ond o holf hours of rock entertolnment. 70 Homecoming L. D,Johnson1 D. Johnson D. Johnson
”
Page 76 text:
“
Infectious Enthusiasm Meeting every couple of weeks, the Art Club demonstroted troits thot were unique to oll other groups. The gools of the club were to get down ond see shows, express- ed odvisor Leoh Boehm. The more ort you see, the more ideos you get. With more members thon ever before, the club provided the opportunity for exposure to the orts. Focusing on trips ond experiencing ort, members fulfilled their need to find out more obout ort. Fund roisers for field trips were olso unique. In December, the club hod o pottery sole. Trips were determined os the club shored fovorite ploces ond knowledge with eoch other. Club member Jeonette Nyberg reveoled, lt's o bunch of creotive people oll gothered together. While mony groups slow down ofter high points, this club found itself never peoking. As Ms. Boehm exploined, lt is infectious. The enthusiosm builds. As we do more ond more, it gets more exciting. With such on outlook Art Club is destined to even greoter things. .I,Coluccio Q-' 'ff ,T Q-.A : ' -.. . M , ,Mgr ill Ahh dl ng --' T H. af. .4-' T. Sanchez 2. 1. Experiencing the oouol creotion of ort, Crystol Willioms uses information gothered from exhibits for her own piece. 2. Tommy Thomos, Julie Ap- plehons, Jeon Sololowski, Crystol Willioms, Leoh Boehm, Doris Johnston, Jockie Uhm, Suson Lon- phere, Morionne Pinyuh, Jeonette Nyberg, Esther Perrigo, ond Kotie Glew. 3. With o delicote touch, Jeonette Nyberg beoutifies onother unique ort club fundroiser orticle. 4. Gothering oround o com- mon focus, Art Club works on their fovorite pieces. 72 Art Club T.S8ll3flB11 3, . ...,. C Q, , I T.Sanchez3 T. Sanchez 4.
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.