University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Debbie Haskins and local personality, Bob Soper, joked around after Debbie completed her speech to an imaginary Secretarial Convention. Immediately below: The original Miss Spokane Valley candidates are: Front row: Lauri Armstrong, Renee Whipple, Sandra Howell. Back row, flanked by Chamber members, are: Traci Harvey, Danielle Meserve and Debbie Haskins. A 'QM ga.: s?!'i'- -M9 I 7,4 nil, N 4 . . . Daniele Meserve Lau,.iA,.mSt,.Ung Uebble Haskms 17

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Debbie Wins for Ll-High This year, at the 26th annual Miss Spokane Valley Pageant, Debbie Has- kins, Lauri Armstrong, and Danielle Meserve represented U-High. Out of these three, Debbie won the title of Princess. The three girls were selected when the Junior class members voted for their Miss Spokane Valley candidates. At the pageant, the girls were judged in the following three areas: ll personality and poise, Zl appearance, and 31 speaking ability. Here, the major emphasis was placed on the 3rd category. The girls gave prepared speeches to imaginary Valley conventions, as well as impromptu speeches. Throughout their reign, Queen Candy Chapple and her three princesses will attend luncheons, grand openings, and other social events. The girls! prizes ranged from a 500 dollar scholarship to fabric from Stretch and Sew. Also present at the Coronation, which was held on January 27, 1979, were U- Highs retiring Queen, Kann Minor and her court. 1.11.3 Miss Spokane Valley and her court: ll. to 1:11 D1 bbic Haskins 1U-Highr, Judy Mott lC.V.I, Queen L andy L li ipple lW.V,i, and Cindy Nickols ll'L.V.l. Princess Debbie Haskins

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Diana Beuschke Represents Ll-High in Lilac Festivities On March 15, 1979, at a school assembly, Lilac judges chose Diana Beuschke as the princess to represent University High in the 1979 Lilac Festival. Dianawas chosen from the six other candidates, Robyn Aschen- brener, Kim Farance, Lori Ivestor, Julie Jeckle, Vickie Nelson and Holly Steele. The tough decision was made after all the girls had answered impromptu questions and had given their pre- pared speeches. In April, Diana competed with the princesses from all the other local high schools for the title of Lilac Festival Queen. She received a lot of publicity and had the honor of being on the Lilac float in the Torch Light Parade. f 'Qwxv Ax J eg Y KN. ig. iii-wg. -m-ifl--- .- ----f-A--L P ABOVE: Diana, Robyn and Kim listen while a fellow candidate gives her speech at the U-High Princess selection. RIGHT: 1978 Lilac Princess Julie Hoiland poses with 1979 Princess Diana Beuschke. 180 ix ' ,A f 1 4 -1 , we ,X NS' X X