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Hot Dates For Father-Daughter Dance On a cool winter evening, December 9, several girls could be seen escorted on the arms of their fathers to the annual Father- Daughter Dance held in the gym. Dancing the ' 'disco scene , a few daughters surprizingly found their fathers doing the Bus-Stop or the Hustle. The mu- sic was provided by ' 'Fire and Rain''. Door prizes were drawn, money-filled balloons floated down to the dance floor, and lines were formed for the traditional Grande March and Bunny Hop. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria by PTA mothers.
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Daughter’s Model Talent For Their Moms. This year the Mother-Daughter tea took place on Feb. 11th. The girls had great fun trying their knack at modeling. 1. Corey Black, freshman, models a riding outfit from earlier days. 2. A group shot of the girls in the clothes they chose to wear. 3. Mother of the Year, Mrs. Puttoff and daughter Lisa, who wrote the winning essay. 4. Chris Woods throws the bouquet to the next ... bride to be? 20
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Student Council Activates Spirit! Student Council is one of the most versitile and ac- tive groups in the school. They continued the tradition of giving the teachers Christmas presents and also gave them carnations on Valentines Day. Spirits were lifted by Student Council in activities such as the Powder Puff game, homeroom competi- tion, and the Bishops Mass. Whatever they sponsored was fun filled like the love grams or the many mixers and dances that were throughout the year. In the aspect of service the Student Council showed itself in the assembling of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. The contents of the baskets were supplied by donations from the entire school. Each class also orga- nized different jobs such as car washes, bake sales and selling novelties at the K.C. Chiefs games. Mr. Glenn Young was the supervisor, instructor and practically father of the Student Council for the entire 1978 - 1979 year. With his help and guidance the year went smooth with a minimal amount of trouble. Each student gained experience and was pleased with the end results despite most of their trials. They deserve the respect, gratitude, and thanks from each of us. We hope next year will be as pleasant. 22
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