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Spirit melts ice Snowball 1983 became a “Winterhav-en”for those wishing to dance the night away and also for those feeling the economic pinch. Aware of the need to cut costs, the Hi-Y broke tradition with previous years when the cabinet decided the dance would be semi-formal. Coat and tie were required dress for guys, and street-length dresses were appropriate for girls. Although the dance was labeled semi-formal, several couples decided to go with traditional tuxedo and long-dress look. Greeting the couples entering Civic Hall was the returning snowman. Other decorations transformed the drab gymnasium into a winter wonderland. Crystalline colors of blue and silver became snowflakes and streamers, all directing attention to the large blue parachute hanging from center ceiling. Tom Kanke and Mary Dehner reigned as king and queen over the winter scene as approximately 130 couples danced to the music provided by DJ Jeff Cur- ry- THATS’ PERFECT—Mary Dehner’s crown mesmerizes mother as father stands in background. ROYAL SMILES—Snowball king Ton Kanke and queen Mary Dehner exchange smiles during dance. KING CANDIDATES-Front: Rob Tripp, Stuart Milligan. Back: James Shirazi, Tim Benton, Tom Kanke, and John Desmonc. QUEEN CANDIDATES-Front: Janas Smith, Cindy Miller. Back: Mary Dehner, Monica Maddox, Cris Wood, and Kellie Dann. 26 Snowball
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RED AND WHITE DYNAMITE-Friday brings forth true colors of students as Melissa Luff, Anita Raguini, Tom Kanke and Jeff Puckett wear winning red and white outfits and faces. SATAN HIMSELF?—No, it’s only our own Tim Vaughan making entrance at Friday’s pep assembly. WHERE’S THE WATER?—Junior Anita Raguini models the latest in beach-bum fashion during Spirit Week. Spirit Week 25
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MOMENTS TO REMEMBER-Coupk whispers in background as smiling snowman greets entering couples. DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY-Couples enjoy evening with special someones. DISTINGUISHED COUPLE-Senior Mark Kelly and Sophomore Amy Cummins retain memories while leaving dance. Snowball 27
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