Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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HALL DECORATIONS AND “I want mommy!” says “Not with droopy pants!” Ken Duncan. says Kim. Squaw Cathy Lueth stares off into the horizon. Monica “Frankenstien” Bishop seeks revenge on Mr. Bru- man. - Seniors dress to their chilly theme of Winter.

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It’s Christmas Time « At the 1978 Christmas Ball Rhonda Conlon, Kelly Conlon, and her date Jeff Sabastion try to carry on an amusing conversation above the amplified music. Mike Connelly gets into the swing ot things at the Christmas Ball. Debbie Brown and Scott McCormick stop for a moment to rest after a great night of dancing. Memphis students sway to the music. A1 Winters and Barb Huber relax comfortably. Blue! Green! Yellow! Were the rythmic flashing lights that accented the 1978 Christmas Dance put on by the Student Congress on December 16. The dance was semi-formal, and began at 8 O’clock and ended at 1 1 O’clock. “Magnum” which consisted of four Armada High School students, was the band that entertained for the evening. They provided the spectacular lighting. The sponsors included Mr. Mrs. Rinke, Mr. Mrs. Pat- terson, and Mr. Mrs. Nowakowski. Our special thanks is given to them for contributing their time and effort to make the Christmas Dance. 9

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DRESS-UP ADD SPIRIT Mike Kasperski and Paula Dunsmore consider themselves prom rejects. “1 hope they let me in class like this, says Junior Diane Dolan. 1 » Sophomore Darlene Fisher seems proud of their “Springy” hall decorations. “Oh, shucks!” says Junior Connie Theresa Lapensee flashes her “child- Dalecki. like” grin. The “Four Seasons” was chosen by the Student Council to be the theme for the 1978-1979 Home- coming Week Competitions. The Seniors, given first choice, took Winter. They placed first in Dress-up and third in Hall compe- titions. The Juniors with their theme of Autumn placed third in Dress-up and second in Hall competitions. The Sophomores, who chose Spring, placed fourth in both the Dress-up and Hall competitions. The Freshmen were given the theme of Summer. They placed second in Dress-up, but received the extra five points for their participation on Blue and Gold Day. They also received first place on their Hall decorations. According to many faculty mem- bers and students the Hall decor- ations were the best in years. Both Student Congress and the students wish to extend their appre- ciation to those teachers who help- ed co-ordinate Hall Decorations and Dress-up. n