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ABOVE: Winners of the Tip-suit Day were Susie Krein, Miles Blumhardt, Kim Jundt, and Valerie Zandstra. RIGHT: Suzie Zulk and Patty Geffre participate in the girls’ basketball skit. MIDDLE LEFT: Fred Geffre and David Morrison partici- pate in the sophomore skit. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Fresh- man-Sophomore float took second place in the float divi- sion. LOWER LEFT: Leading the floats in the parade was the Royalty float provided by the Student Council. Homecoming 9
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Homecoming Is Celebrated The annual Pirate Day festivities were cele- brated the week of October 5, 1979. The cheerleaders opened homecoming week with three spirit-making days. Wednesday was designated Hat and Button Day, Thursday was Tip-suit Day, and Friday was Blue and White Day. Denise Hoffman and Miles Blumhardt were chosen to reign as Home- coming king and queen. Following the coro- nation were the traditional skits and a per- formance by the band and chorus. The Pi- rates celebrated with a 32-16 victory over the Northwestern Wildcats. A dance featuring Clearwater followed the game. RIGHT: Denise Hoffman and Miles Blumhardt were chosen King and Queen for Homecoming. The Homecoming candidates consisted of: Queen Denise Hoff- Jolene Zenker. Kevin Steckler, Cindy Weisser. and Kevin Heu- man, King Miles Blumhardt, Kristi Fischer, Jody Hoffman, pel. 8 Homecoming
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Juniors Host “Forever Friends” On the evening of April 26, 1980, the annual Junior- Senior Prom was held in the school gym. The gym was decorated in the colors of royal purple, orchid, violet, silver, and white. “Forever Friends” was the theme chosen by the junior class. Jim Guthmiller was the Master of Ceremonies. He introduced the guest speaker, John Swanson, who spoke on the topic of “The Small Town Syndrome.” For entertainment Merle Mack sang “The Good-Bye Girl; Laurie Adam played “Longer” on the flute with Joan Hoffman accompanying on the pi- ano; and Jim Guthmiller sang the theme song “Forever Friends.” Lowell Morrison read the class wills and Tim Geffre the class prophecy. Joan Hoffman concluded the entertainment with an original poem entitled “A Ring of Gold.” The prom then began with the traditional Grand March. Music was provided by “The Mix.” Waiters and waitresses for the banquet were Paul Fi- scher, Danny Lechner, Steve Salzer, Rick Beilke, Troy Grabowska, Mary Leibel, Tammy Kindelspire, Theresa Beiber, Paulette Kallas, and Marla Maroney. The ban- quet was catered by the Hi-Way Cafe. ABOVE: John Swanson speaks about “The Small Town Syndrome.” 10 Prom
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