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From Coronation to the Dance The 1987 Fire and Ice King was crowned in the traditional ceremony at the Ice Arena. After the student broom-ball team consisting of champions, Ollie's Follies and runners up The Lizards, allowed the faculty to squeak by with a win. The audience was treated to the talents of figure skater and RHS student, Kelly Kispert. The king candidates were also able to display their skating talents as the crowd was showered with water when they took to the ice with skates, tuxedos, and squirt guns. After senior emcees Tina Tidrick and John Behr introduced all the candidates, the moment people had been waiting for began as the royal titles were announced. Gerald Ziebol was named as Freshmen Paige, John Evans as Sophomore Squire, Peter Skwira as Junior Prince. Finally, escorted by Tony Janu, Queen Lila Overlee crowned Scott Carlson as King of the Class of 1987. KINGS ON ICE — The crowd got a big surprise as Randy Peterson, along with other king candidates, attacked fans with squirt guns before Coronation. KING SCOTT (top) — Seniors Keri Pregler and Cindy Hoiland congratulate Fire and Ice King Scott Carlson with a kiss at the coronation reception. DAN'S FANS (above) — Fellow juniors Mike Kelley, Angie Larson and Todd Dexter offer congratulations to prince candidate Dan Kennedy. 28 Fire And Ice Week
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PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM (above) - Dave Mitchell (12), Troy Petry (12), Brian Warner (12), and Dave Lundell (10) blow their horns as the Jazz Band performs at the Talent Show. IN YOUR FACE! (upper left) — Junior Berke Rodgers spikes the volleyball over the net during the student-faculty volleyball game. MELTS IN YOUR MOUTH, NOT IN YOUR HAND (upper right) — Seniors Vicki Snowden and Kathy Maresca displayed their creativity by dressing up as M Ms during Twin Day. GO JEFF, WE'RE LOSING! (middle left) — Senior Pam McLeland and King candidate Jeff Ziebol (12) participate in the wheelbarrel contest at the pepfest. YOU GIVE LOVE A BAD NAME (middle right) — Tim Hennessy struts his stuff for the audience at the Talent Show. Fire Ice Week 27
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KING'S COURT — Front Row: Tom Best, Andrew Burtis, Spencer Dahl, Jesse Kanz, Damian Rhodes, Scott Carlson, Jeff Ziebol, Randy Peterson, Troy Flanagan, Tony Janu, Tom Brunes. Back Row: Tracy Martin, Brenda Paszkiewicz, Christine Holt, Lisa Ronken, Jennifer Plathe, Lila Overlee, Pam McLeland, Susan Ketcham, Gina Fornicoia, Jennifer Zubick, Kathy Maresca. People were Showing their True Colors A splash of color helped fight the winter blahs as the Fire and Ice Dance concluded the week. The dance's theme was Cyndi Lauper's, True Colors. The school cafeteria was appropriately decorated with a bright rainbow of colors and painter's palettes with the names of couples adorning the walls. Music was provided by Spirit Unlimited. Many friends and couples enjoyed the fun night of dinners, dancing, and togetherness. WHERE ARE WE? (above) - Senior Eric Johnson and Junior Laura Olson take a break from dancing and search for their name palettes. SHARP DRESSED CLAN (top) — Charlie Stern (11) and his date join classmates Matt Boehmer (11) and Maria Miller (10) for a picture at the Fire and Ice Dance. SWEET! (center right) — Team Faculty is rendered defenseless against the student broomball teams' offense. Fire And Ice Week 29
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