Park Center High School - Pirate Yearbook (Brooklyn Park, MN)

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Who is sweet and nice to meet October 24th was a exciting day for all of us, because it was the D.E.C.A. sponsored Halloween dance from 9:00 to midnight. The cafeteria was filled with over 500 people dancing laughing and eating. They danced with a room full of devils, ghosts, bellydancers and of course there was the Kooky Spook Gang. Many people showed up in costume, more than without. There was free popcorn given away along with pop and candy. K.D.W.B. sponsored the sound and light show which satisfied everyone’s tastes. The more they heard the more they danced with enthusiasm. Around 11:00 there was the Mummy wrap. Contestants were all eager and ready to go. At 11:30 there was a free yearbook given away to one senior, junior, and sophomore. The winner for the senior best costume was Steve Brunn for being a table and lamp, the junior was Tom Hallenquist with his stud date Mike Snyder. The sophomore winner was Julie Rumbolt as a Harlequin. 1. Kyle MacPhcrson says let’s catch a bite to eat. 2. Steve Brunn and Tina Sorenson slow dance. 3. What did you want again? asks Chuck Kroll of his date Kim Dombroski. 4. What did you have for dinner again? 5. Tom Hallonquist and Mike Snyder discuss how to split the prize. 6. Sec we’re not sick!! 7. Tienne Le and Tiffany Rundle smile on the debut of Grease. Halloween 29

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Trick or treat! Give me someone 28 Halloween

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NCA evaluation commends P.C. High schools throughout the state who have been accredited by the North Central Association are reevaluated every seven years to see if they are maintaining excellent educational standards. Early in November about 50 teachers and principals from all over Minnesota arrived at Park Center to look at curriculum, teaching staff, physical plant, community involvement and many facets of life at PC. For three days, committee members from every academic and vocational area talked with students and teachers and observed classes. They were especially impressed by the fine student body, the condition of the school and the quality of teaching at PC. 1. Dr. Marl Ramsey. Mrs. Judy Lamp and Mr. Ron Christensen pass out certificates of recognition to Mr. tarry I.arson and other General Committee heads. 2. Mr. Ramsey and crew give carnations to other staff members who have helped in numerous ways. 3. Mr. Don Okerson, head of the Steering Committee, presents a dozen roses to Mrs. Lamp for her hard work. 4. Dr. Ramsey and Mr. Okerson discuss the agenda before the banquet. 30 NCA 4.