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Flay Cast-Row 1: Nancy Ettinger, John Hill, Debi Blackburn, Theresa Edwards, Rex Wiley, Kevin McSherry, Tod Miner, Gail Bornmann, Marla Leffert. Row 2: Don Hurd, Brian Kelly, Candy Smythe, Dan Cooper, Stan England, Linda Decker, Lee Ann Jones, Brian Welch. Darrell Hudson. Row 3: Gary Meredith, Teri Alderfer, Lynne Knoop, Matt Holt, Tammy Norman, Mary Beth Anglin, Dona Duzan, Diane Peters, Kim Boardman, Mrs. Nancy Yeiter, Don Dickerhoff, Vicki Crissinger, Max Meiser, Diana Meredith.
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Opposite page: Kip Hoffer lends Kris Bush a portion of his royal robe after wrapping up the final year of the MHS Annual King and Queen contest. Left: Kip waves the victory sign while Kris laughs with approval. Below left: Dona Duzan and Todd Miner arc first runners-up. Below center: Second runners-up are Betty Hively and Derek Anglin. Below right: Sue Hiers and Max Meiser earn third place. KIP AND KRIS REIGN Honors were bestowed upon Kip Hoffer and Kris Bush as they were crowned yearbook royalty for 1974. With penny-a-vote campaigning, the seniors managed to squeeze out over $120 worth of votes. Max Meiser resorted to a mailbox as a bank in hopes of gaining a little more attention and more pennies. Large plastic containers were obtained from the school kitchen to serve as makeshift banks. Students and faculty were repeated- ly cornered during the week long com- petition between classes; at lunch time money was begged and bugged from “victims.” A chart, hung outside the annual office, displayed a daily reminder of each candidate’s progress. Votes were counted by Mrs. Hall each afternoon. Concluding a five-year tradition at MHS, Bill Boggs announced the win- ners and runners-up during a morning convocation on May 8. The week long campaign found students a little poor- er and the yearbook fund a little rich- er. The money raised by the contest helped to keep the BULLDOG one of the few things that didn’t raise in price. 13
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