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TOMORROW’S DREAM The theme of the Sectional Sweet- heart dance was Tomorrow’s Dream, and two dreams did come true. During the half-time of the Lew Wallace bas- ketball game, it was announced that Ro- berta Tenorio was selected as the 1982 Sectional Sweetheart. Following that announcement came another, the name of 1982 Mr. Basketball, Andrew Cur- osh. After the photographs were taken, the queen and her court left the floor. The Oilerettes then danced onto the floor, performing to the music of Genesis. The following night the Sectional Sweetheart dance was held in the boys’ gym. Everyone enjoyed themselves to the music of Power Struggle. The festivities were all centered around the boys’ upcoming basketball Sectional, in which the boys would be defending their Sectional Championship of 1981. A night of romance at the Sectional Sweetheart dance. 12
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UNFORGETTABLE WEEK Junior girls decorate their hallway during spirit week. 1981 court from L-R is C. Rodriguez, L. Vargas, P. Wajvoda, Queen P. Senics, M. Rancich, C. Odlivak. Homecoming Queen Paula Senics and Mr. Foot- ball John Burosh pose for a quick picture at the dance.
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The 1982 Mr. Basketball, Andrew Curosh and the Sectional Sweetheart, Roberta Tenorio. Those freshmen girls know how to liven’ up a dance. R. Siera is doing her thing. J. Fritz and T. Gabrish are dreaming about tomor- row. Senior nominees for Sectional Sweetheart (1 to r): J. Justak, Sectional Sweetheart — R. Tenorio, and E. Guajardo. 13
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