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1. Fellow classmates, Ann Welch, Nancy Tem- pelmeyer, Tammy Jones and Laura Thorpe chat during the luncheon. 2. Sandra Kidd, Julie Tid¬ well, Janet Burks, Steve Brazier, Jacque Holden, Durinda Mullins, Laurie Morris, and Leslie Rus¬ sell receive the Christmas spirit through friendly fellowship. 3. Senior Superlatives enjoy their meal in good company as Kim Glick serves. 4. Juniors Pam Dugger, Kristi Hall, and Karen Sloat serve Tammera Bridges. 5. Coach John R. Rickman entertains the Seniors with his folk music and country humor. 6. Waiting in line for their plates are Christi Forrester, Lee Ann Higgs, Mike Bauer and Jeff Glass. 7. Indulging in a good meal are Coach John Rickman, Pastor. A Richard Smith, and Bill Hardison. 18
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m ft ABH 4 .. i- .. ■ ' 4 ' • j „» ; S ; H r® 1. Beth Cunningham displays her insanity with Steve Parris in the forest scene. 2. Before the curtain rises, Laurie Morris, Marie Motlow and Doug Cantrell apply their make-up. 3. Mike Stamps, Steve Parris and Jeff Smithson practice their lines during dress rehearsal. 4. Roy Smith, Les¬ lie Russell, Beth Cunningham, Steve Parris, Ricky Mines, Laurie Morris, Marie Mot- low, Jeff Smithson, Janet Burks, Carole Brewster and Barry Scott enact a dramatic scene. 5. Following the script is Mrs. Donna Benek, play director. 6. Miss Chris Urbaniak, assistant director, instructs Mike Stamps and Ricky Mines in the usage of make-up. 7. Cathy Thompson helps Julie Tidwell with last-minute retouching. 8. Adding years to Roy Smith’s appearance is Miss Virginia Woodall, assistant director. 9. Steve Parris powders his lipstick before his opening scene.
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“Once Upon a Christmas” was the theme for the traditional day honoring Seniors. Guest speaker for the lunch¬ eon was Pastor A. Richard Smith, of Trinity Lutheran Church. Through a handwriting analysis, Pastor Smith stressed individual characteristics that make each person unique. Entertainment was provided by Coach John Rickman of East Junior High who performed his original bal¬ lads about his former experiences. Decorations were handled by Miss Trellis Northam’s fifth and sixth pe¬ riod classes. The center piece was presented to Mrs. Clara Garrison, guidance counselor, who has advised many seniors about their future plans. Senior Day Honors Class of 1976 19
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