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SPIRIT WEEK “ ... Participation Improved. ” Do you remember the week before Christmas vacation when everyone, even the teachers, was just a little hyper and the student senate took advantage of the atmosphere to promote a School Spirit Week? As you may recall, the participation improved as the week progressed. Monday was Unique Day. Only a few students dressed “uniquely,” but it was a start. Tuesday you may have thought that you were seeing double because it was Twin Day. Wednesday was the ever-popular Toga Day. True school spirit was dis- played on Thursday with Red and White Day. Christ- mas Day was Friday, and the students and teachers dressed in red and green, like Santa, elves, and other things relating to Christmas. By Friday the entire school was bursting with spirit. In addition to all this, remember purchasing a candy- gram for that special someone? The student senate sold candy canes with messages, for a quarter, and delivered them to students and teachers during the day. The student senate made a profit of $60.00, which it put into its fund for future use. Spirit Wcck 25
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1. Bonnie Larson poses in her toga 2. Javne Lundberg, the elf? .V Debby Bjurlin gets a candy-gram. 4. Sheets all over the place! 5. Students order candy-grams. (». More candy-grams! 7. I.ynn Gordon and Sally Johnson wear “twin jersies. X. Twinsics all the way. say Kari Mihalik and Corrine Kuhl. 9. Kathi Lynn is festive in her loga and laurel wreath. fMESOT MINNESOTA 24 Spirii Week
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FIRE AND ICE “ . . . For The Students. ” This year’s 25th anniversary celebra- tion of Fire and Ice was a success. At the start of the week, seniors chose 10 king candidates, and juniors and sophomores chose prince candidates. Many students were involved in the events of Fire and Ice: talent show, coronation, broomball game, and the dance. Seniors formed broomball teams and entered into the play-offs to deter- mine the championship team. The “Richfield Ramblers’’ were victorious and challenged the “Fabulous Facul- ty.” During halftime, entertainment was provided by those “cute’’ Cheer- leaders, the Tapaires, and a solo on ice by Carol Saboe. The sophomore and junior princes were announced, and the king candidates were ac- knowledged with their escorts. Home- coming Queen Anne Carlson crowned Russ Petersen, the 1978-79 Fire and Ice King. The Broomball game ended in a 1-0 victory for the students. 26 Firc And let
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