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1. Marryin Sam: Mike Edberg. 2. Debbie Schultz and friend make it legal. 3. Kevin Stevenson gets a fun ride. 4. Pat Coleman, Janelle Quist, Tim Vrchota. and friend get ready for obstacle course. 5. Cary Johnson and Margaret Hokenson welcome each other. 6. Peggy Blunt and Jim Peitzman. the long and the short of it. 7. Lil' Abner. Daisy May. and friends. 8. Todd Sorenson and friend plan their escape.
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Hobbies Capture Interest Among the hustle and bustle of everyday life, RHS students and staff found time to devote their energies to what they like to do best, hobbies. Senior guys, for example, stood in packs along the halls to rate sophomore girls. This was a prime example of a hobby because it was always foremost in their minds and takes priority in all conversations. Daydreaming was another hobby. Ask Mr. Marting-nacco. Many times hobbies involved a collection. (Settle down guys, a private collection of sophomore girls might not go over too well.) Pam Curtiss and Nancy Nygaard, like many sports fans, collected and traded paraphernalia of the Minnesota Twins. Hobbies also involved creativity. Musicians, like Becky Ingersoll, used music to express themselves. “Skating,” said Maria Cihunka, gives me a feeling that I can do something.” Jim Peitzman related that, Through acting one gains valuable information about one’s self and working with others.” Hobbies 17
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Dogpatch Days Dog patch days reigned again on Saturday. December 2, as RHS transformed into a scene from the Appalachian Mountains. Although there was controversy over the theme of the 1979 “girl ask boy dance,” the final vote favored the traditional Sadie theme over a 50’s theme. The preparation began weeks, even months, before the actual dance, with the girls desperately trying to sum up the courage to ask that special guy. Once that obstacle was out of the way, the problem of money had to be approached. Sadie, like any other dance, could run up quite a bill. First, the shopping trip to find matching overalls and flannel shirts, then the cost of tickets, gas, and of course, dining in that special place afterwards. It all added up. All in all, for the girls that found courage, and their dates, it was an evening to be remembered. Sadie Hawkins 19
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