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Lead to Exciting Moments 4.9.4 Uonnasu Hall asks if there is room for one more as students pile in car before game tfme ,l. Knapp and B. Hill check bus schedule as B, l-laxmrth NGO. team. go. Chant j. Davis. S. Polk. and N. Keyser and D. Berns buy basketball tickets from Mrs. Samuelson. B-team cheerleaders. fpage 5516711
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p Dail Events During the sports seasons, each day was planned to allow ample time for students to buy tickets, present pep-sessions, and travel to distant out-of-town games. Many hours - were spent by the cheerleaders in prepara- tion of new routines to increase student spirit. Busy seniors sold concessions at bas- ketball games to raise funds to finance their numerous projects. While j Sawyer watches E Fansler flips in a lump shot helping the Zebras lefeat Winamac DuBois N jones N Musselman D Berns D Sampsel S Ballinger and F julian tPage S111 Senior Sales personnel are L, Shurte, S. Gerriclc, B. Haworth, M. .Zimmerman A.'Smiley, T. Scott, P, Ball, N.
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Full Moon and oft Music I' Aj ' 'J Animated conversation and delicious food made our reception a success. Welcome to Candylandn was an invita- tion extended to all who attended our prom. The reception was again held in the Navajo Room at the Colonial Hotel. A candy house was the main decorative attraction as the couples entered the dining area. The sopho- more servers added a delightful note in their red and white costumes. Following the meal, Dave Berns, Master of Ceremonies, intro- duced Tim Scott and Barney Sanderson, junior and Senior Class Presidents, who gave short speeches. The activities of the evening were high- lighted by the crowning of queen, Carrie Ginn, and king, Alan Craig. Gaily dressed sophomores I. Denton, VU. Daniels. S. X5C'hEttenberger. B. Conrad, N. Hall, R, House, E. Goodrich, P Coplen. N. Musselman. and A. Kindig served Candylaf1d'i guests. flhzge Eiglylf
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