Rolla High School - Growler Yearbook (Rolla, MO)

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Newsboy Kathy Manley delivers Billy McWhorter and llene Myers their Growler Groaner. Linda Wollard and Wally Dressel listen to the gyrations of the Soul Revolution. Mood for “Scoop Dance’ Dancers show expressions of surprise, as a net full of balloons is released over them. 29

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Party goers discuss the success of the Scoop Dance while waiting for their copy of the Growler Groaner. (ABOVE) Carol Wittneben. Jeff Marek, Mary Beth Myers and John Doerr sit one number out. Frisco Coffee House Sets Decked in strands of intertwined crepe paper, the cafeteria was transformed into an old fashioned Frisco coffee house, while dancers gyrated to the pul- sating beat of the “Soul Revolution. Iridescent por- traits of each candidate encircled the room, a news stand served as a refreshment stand, and candles mounted in wine bottles added the final touch. After the floor show in which Don Phillips and Linda Bing provided the entertainment, newsboys dashed in with an extra edition of the Echo—the Growler Groaner—which described the coronation and gave a brief history of Terri and Dave. A net full of balloons was released over the crowd while they danced, to add to the gaiety. John Key and Margaret Heller take a break while Patti Nash and Gailc Ray. heads of the organizing, deco- rating, and refreshment committees, replenish the stacks of donut holes. 28

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Dance Goers Gyrate Any dance you can do, I can do better, jokingly gloats llena Myers to Billy WcWhorter. Growler revelers Dale Rusch, Sherrie Hippier, Patti Nash and Randy White enjoy a slow number. Melody Maupin. Kevin Long. Margaret Heller, and John Key show no lack of stamina as they dance to the music of the Soul Revolution. Cheri Buddemeyer gyrates to a fast moving number with Mike Guffey, but where is he? 30