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Walley and Mike Isommaraiieiastheytango to Rising Tide. l Mistletoe Romantic decorations set mood for Christmas ball Red ribbons, misteltoe. and silver bells decked the halls of the Christmas Ball. Candlelight and music by Rising Tide set the mood as approximately 100 couples danced the night away in the Commons Building. Santa fMike Pommaranej and Mrs. Claus fKelly Cowbroughj made a sur- prise visit and thrilled the crowd as they threw candy canes and led a cho- rus of We Wish You a Merry Christ- mas. Chairwomen Nancy Roots. Tammy Holcomb, and Terri Rice organized the dance. which was sponsored by Girls' League, Setbacks were suffered, however. when all the mirror pieces fell off the revolving globe. They finally got glued on in time for the dance. Getting cor- rect lighting was another problem which was overcome when the spot lights were located. Adding to the theme of Silver Bellsv were candle centerpieces, tables wrap- ped like presents, and tall, lighted Christmas trees. Cookies made by members of Girls' League and punch were served by chaperones. Reigning over the Christmas Ball were Queen Theresa Johnson, senior princess Chris Schnider, junior princess Sarah Paulson, and sophomore prin' cess Nancy Beck. x-i 'Q-'Q 44 5143 Dyalty at Christmas Ball: Sarah Paulson and Mark Zerbach. Chris Schnider and Jim Wilson, Santa and Mrs. Claus. Queen Theresa Johnson rd Rod Fraley. Nancy Beck and Tim Cummins. Christmas Ball I9
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Eager eaters l00 People attend pot-luck ctivities and banquets took place during the winter months and were greatly appreciated by students laden with school work. Girls' League presented the annual Father-Daughter banquet. which was held in the Commons Building. It was a pot-luck dinner with entertainment by the jazz ensemble. About 100 people attended. Throughout the year, Honor Society meetings were held on the first Monday of every month. President Bill Combs set up all the meetings and arranged for entertainment or speakers. Another activity for Friday and Sat- urday nights was attending the basket- ball games at Kiva Court. Many stu- dents attended these games and also supported the team in Portland at the State tournament. The Sweetheart Ball in February was a welcome break from the routine of schoolwork. Honor Society President Bill Combs explains the activities for the month. As the players race by. the excitement of the crowd for their winning team is apparent. Judy Allen eyes food at the Father-Daughter banquet as Mix Mike Coen helps himself
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