Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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Sue Jonaitis and beau, Buzz Christoff discover kissing ‘Eskimo style’ can be fun. VISIONS OF SUGAR PLUMS” A couple hunts for their names on stockings. “Visions of Sugar Plums” was the theme of this year’s Christmas Turn-a- bout dance. Once a year the girls get a chance to ask their favorite beau out on a date. The only drawback is that the girls also have to pay for the tick- ets. A personalized stocking was hung for each couple that attended. Fluid Motion” provided the music. The couples then go their seperate ways for dinner after the dance. Sue Surwick and Bob Mekola dance to tunes of “Fluid Motion.” 22

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Jeff Vagnone reacts to the news Beth Curtis tells him. W. .V, » « i ! S i Mike Vale can’t believe Lorri Black drank the whole thing. The Junior play, “See How They Run” by Philip King proved to be a great success. Joseph Morrow directs as Sherrie Keehn student directs. The play ran from November 16 through November 18, 1972. The story centers around the vicar s wife with the plot complicating as the characters are introduced. Bottom row: Jeff Vagnone Middle: Lori Black, Mike Vale, Lisa Catlow, Nick Psimos, Beth Curtis. Top: Sherrie Keehn, Dale Askren Mike Reinhart, Mark Altomere, and Mr. Morrow. 21

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Robyn Tucker and date dance the evening away. Couples collect at tables to chat and make plans for getting together after the dance. Couples take a break to munch on some Christmas cookies and Greg Adams and Patti Lynch escape the crowds to have a quiet punch. minute together.