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Students organize nock wedding In order to help students understand marriage and the commitment it involves, Human Relations I organized a mock wedding on Jan. 7, in room 412. Each student did research on a particular part of the wedding. Then they shared their information with the class. The students participated in designing the wedding cake, coordinating the ceremony, arranging for photographers and many other details that make up a wedding. Vessa Mathus, senior, made the wedding extra special by singing Endless Lovei' and f'Always and Forever. Since there are two Human Relations classes, there were two separate weddings. The wedding party from first hour consisted of Amy Kundla, bride, and Leonard Vance, groom. In second hour Alice Welker was the bride and Mike Mendoza was the groom. Each wedding party had a maid of honor, bridesmaids, a best man, the mother and father of the bride and groom and ushhers. Also present was the clergyman, Mr. Ron Harten, counselor. The mock wedding did not just stop at the ceremony. It also included the lighting of the candles, throwing of the bouquet, toasting, exchanging of the rings, feeding of the wedding cake and the kissing of the bride. At the end of the ceremony the wedding par- ty formed a receiving line for shaking hands. Shortly after the ceremony refreshments were serv- ed on tables covered with fine linens and crystal dishes. Cake, punch, nuts and mints were served. Mrs. Marilyn Lambeth, Human Relations I teacher and Home Economics department chairman, explain- ed that the students now have a sound basis for making wise mate selections and have a reference on how to deal with the problems of marriage from the ex- perience they gained from this class. a 4 3
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