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Females Competea' in Third Obfmpics A, . 1 Banners waving and band playing, the teams marched around the gym. e r aaly Thus the third annual A.F.S. Olympics got off to the traditionally spirited start. The competition was stiff as classes vied for the coveted trophy, torious sophomores. They clinched the prize when their Sweetheart nominee, Steve Brown, received the most votes, in the form of contributions to the A.F.S. As always, the proceeds from the presentation, which was exciting as well as profitable, were added to the fund to bring a foreign exchange student to LHHS Q, W zziv lejr 'X A which landed in the hands of the vic- T s ' tl? i l',sr-,,, o f ' f- ..g ill la.. cn- ,M-'f Top left: The Sexy Seniors prove anything but sexy during the balloon burst event. Left: Hunchback Jimmy .lones advertises the Devil and Daniel Webster. Above: .lill Zelios the human cocoon struggles to change clothes amidst gleeful shouts of encouragment. 29
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Dinner Provided Funds In their typically organized and enthusiastic fashion, the Senior Class carried out the planning, preparing, and serving of the most important meal of their high school career. The annual chicken dinner provided the expected success as the seniors obtained their funds for the spring activities and their guests enjoyed the delicious meal. we C l is 'l-eryrs stss,ys i Y J-Y. uf . .r. , -- 4'-v:uss'r' ..,: Top left: Deeply concentrating on llicir juli, ilu- Senior llrigudi- dislie-s out the ugournn-l's delight. Top right: Diane Coforlh displays u Sr-niur goodie lu ll pr'rspr-4-tive liuyer. Allow: Barbara Harris and Sandra Stelr-her mann ilu' salad division.
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Presentation Spotlightea' Seniors Highlighting the first semester activities of the Y- Teens, the Presentation was the social event of the season. Walking through an 'archway, the seniors and officers descended to meet the extended hand of their escort. Their parents and friends watched as the girls strolled down the red carpet of the SMU Ballroom. Pre- sented to the 4'Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet, the couples who attended the gala affair agreed that it was a time for usf' Above: Cindy Jones smiles broadly as Mrs, Lynn Tull announces her selection as Most Typical Y-Teen. Above right: Beaming after being chosen Y-Teen Beau, Moose Hannah is introduced to the parents, escorts, and Y-Teens. Right: Sophomore and junior Y-Teens and their dates view the presentation dreaming of next year when they will enjoy the limelight. 30 l
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