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Class night changes format If a person doesn't like CBS, ABC, or NBC, he does have an alternative. On April 30, the public had the chance to watch KHS. Don't Touch That Dial was the theme for the 1983 class night. The senior class designed the show to simulate a night of TV programming. The traditional emcees were abandoned in favor of a format alternating satires of TV shows, movies, and commercials. The commercials kept things going, says Miriam Graff. Emcees always seemed like they were stalling. Janet Gray favors the TV format. It was better than emcees, but it was an experiment. We didn't know how it would turn out. A Top left: Chance Fulls, Shawna Stegman, Kay Montgomery, and Bonnie Bell judge cheerleading tryouts in a scene from “Square Pegs. Left: Loretta Katz, a Kinsley girl, recalls high school's awesome experiences. Inset: Mrs. Higgins (Debra Oliphant) learns the finer points of using an intercom system. 27
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Above: Starlett O'Hara and Rat Butler, played by Kathie Maley and Shane Shanks, decide to get married. Middle: Mark Frame, Mark Gales, Wayne Butler, and Gary Bagby battle against dirty clothes. Right: Becky Huntley, Magnus Englund, and Lynn Werner portray Katherine Hepburn, Bjorn Borg, and Bo Derek as guests on The Brooke Shields Show. Loretta Katz and Janet Gray play Brooke and her stage mother. °
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