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Senior Tea On May 16th the annual Senior Tea was held. Many girls participated in helping to get things ready and in running the tea. Lugene Gamble, Girls’League’s new Vice- President, organized the tea with the help of the advisors, Miss Beard and Mrs. Stauffer. Due to their hard work everything went very smoothly. Things went very well, commented Miss Beard. How did I get into this, thinks Leigh Ann Robinson, one of the models at the tea. Brenda and Terri sit in amazement. The Moonshadows performing at the tea.
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Greek Festival Imagine yourself in a semi dark room, you turn around and bump into someone wearing a toga, you might think you died and went to Greece, but you were just at the fourth annual Greek Festival. The Mythology and Folklore class did a fine job this year, except for one thing, they forgot to buy the onions for the onion eating contest, so instead they had apples (better for keeping friends anyway). Other events were belly bumping, raw egg eating, staff fighting, arm wrestling, leg wrestling, wine drinking, the obstacle course, and chariot races. Overall contest winners were the Mr. Woodmark introduces the Myth and Folklore class. Randy Tombleson, Gary Scmuck. Neal Johnson, and Brad Wagner show how to eat raw eggs. Dennis Yeoman and Yul Provancha battle it out.
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Dances Since last year many things have changed about the dances at K.H.S. With our new school we had a new place for dancing. Most of the dances were held in the gym; one put on by the Girls League and the Prom. To protect the floor most dances were not held in the gym. At all the dances there were good turnouts and many people seemed to be enjoying themselves. Sometimes it was even too crowded to dance. The group FIAR played at a couple dances and seemed to be well liked. The new Disco music at many of the dances was met with mixed reaction by Rainiers dance goers.Soon a disco dance P.E. class was started and students learned all kinds of dances which they were able to show-off at the dances. These changes took a little time to get used to but now everything is running well. I'm a pickin' and a grinnin', exclaims Chris deVries. Check me out. says Yul Prouancha. 15 The 1978-79 Victory Dance.
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