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Winter Royalty election, dance start new orthwest tradition Having a Winter Royalty has been discussed by Student Senate members for several years. However, it became a reality Feb. 10. Receiving the highest number of votes in an all-school election, Seniors john Bolte and Nina Kelly were crowned Winter Royal- ty King and Queen. Annoucement of royal- ty was made during the dance following the Northwest vs. West basketball game. Like the football players, the basketball team gave the school a homecoming victory in a 74-63 win over the West Pioneers. Approximately 400 attended the Winter Royalty Dance immediately following the basketball game. While the attire for the dance ranged from casual to semi-formal, the atmosphere was strictly for having fun and dancing. Music for the dance was pro- vided by a local Dj. Since Student Senate members were un- sure to how Winter Royalty would be ac- cepted by the student body, royalty elec- tions were held for seniors only. Other royalty candidates were Stephanie Blair and Christie Ott for Queen and Devaughn Brown and Troy Rochat for King. Although class competitions have been a part of Homecoming activites since the school opened, no such events took place for Winter Royalty. Reasons ranged from the students were too busy to make decora- tions to classes did not want to spend any more funds on hall decorating contests. Stu- dent Senate members proposed having each class construct a mini-float that could be paraded around the gymnasium on a red- wagon. Again, this idea was rejected because of finances and time. To promote interest and spirit for Winter Royalty, a special Antbing Goes assembly was held in the gymnasium. Contests were held between classes to boost Grizzly spirit for the homecoming game and royalty cor- onation. Immediately following the Winter Royal- ty activities, Student Senate members began evaluating the success of the events. Discussion was held concerning possible im- provements for next year. Decisions for ex- panding royalty categories were also discuss- ed' -Genelle Neal 72 0 Winter Royalty
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