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And who is what's-hcr-name staying with? Domestic Exchange co-chairmen Chuck Lipkin and Hilary Bcarmon consult their lists to find the answer. Computer-picked by lottery, 29 lucky students from Park became participants in the fall inner-city Domestic Exchange While they left for a week at Minneapolis Central, Marshall U High, Mound, Northrop and Richfield, 29 visitors from these same schools discovered Pork. The new students grew tired of the question, How do you like Pork? . But even if they weren't particularly enthusiastic about the academic system, the people they met mode the experience worthwhile. Nightly get-togethers and open houses provided time to rap, while during the doy the visitors explored the hidden wonders Park education offered. As the week ended, they returned home with the satisfaction of knowing a few more people and another school. Taking time out from their rigorous doily schedule of wary observing and random class hopping, the Domestic Exchange visitors seek respite in gathering for a group picture. 23 Expressing views comes easier in the empty hall at DE evaluation night.
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Though familiar to Humanities student Janet Singer, sitting on a carpeted floor during a classroom discussion is new to Brad Freevert and Deb DeCamp, visitors from Mound. Reflecting the open-house atmosphere. Central's Mara Hill converses freely. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE COMMITTEE—BOTTOM ROW I. Wall. 1. H. Adlin. BOW 3 R. Sollarton, R. Daehi», C. McElroy, I. McElroy. George, G. Rockier, I. Sovitt, H. Beormon, co-chairman. ROW 2 K. Soderlind. 22
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Suddenly come the realization that it was over. Velvet and chiffon dresses were again returned to plostic dress bags, and dyed cloth shoes were placed in their boxes, never to be worn again. For the nine queen candidates, Patti Black, Linda Fisher, Sue Holper, Peggy Dale, Connie McKeon, Vickie DeYoung, Betty Meyer and Mary LaMere, it was a time for mixed emotions. Many felt relief, even though their hearts wore still pounding and their hands were still shaking. Most of the girls were happy for the new queen. Perhaps a few were disappointed, but all agreed that Coronation was an event that would not be forgotten. 24
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