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King And Queen Of Courts 16
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Hello Dolly On November 19,20, and 21, the Royal Valley Players put on their production of “Hello Dolly”. The first showing was November 18 for the Jr. High students. Thursday night’s performance gathered over 100 people. Friday and Saturday night were dinner theater nights. The dinners were provided by FHA. With Mrs. DeGraw and Miss Copeland as directors and the hard work from the entire cast, “Hello Dolly” was a great success. Dolly — Kayla Folger Horace Vandergelder — Scott Boling Irene Molloy — Marla Gaddis Minnie Fay — Barb Long Cornelius Hackl — John Collins Bamaby Tucker — John Hood Ermengarde — Andrea Dolly teaches Cornelius to dance. Romero Ernestina Money — Valerie Lay Judge — Rob McManus Rudolf — Jim Harden Minnie, Barnabv. Cornelius, and Irene going to restaurant. Horace asks Dolly in the restaurant what she is doing in that outfit. Waiters welcome Dolly back home to the restaurant 15
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Former King, Kevin Reding and Stuco Pres., Mi- chelle Stuke escort Crown Bearers, T. J. Wahlmeier and Mary Boyd. King Will Wabaunsee crowns Queen Valerie Lay. Queen Val and King Will accept congratulations from class- mates and friends. The school was full of spirit during the week of King and Queen of Courts. The Pep Club was in charge of the school’s spirit. On Monday there was a sock day, Tuesday was backwards day, Wednesday was crazy day, Thursday was western day, and Friday was Purple day. The candidates were: Will Wabaunsee, Penny Everhart, Brenda Rickel, Daylan Figgs, Valerie Lay, and Warren Fink. The King and Queen were announced on Fri- day, January 15, between the two Varsity games. The dance was Saturday, January 16. It was held from 8:00 to 11:00 in the gym. Len Becker, from Manhattan, was the d.j. for the dance. Everyone enjoys the dance.
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