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Lonnie Bernth Millie Euers
Principal Secretary/
bookkeeper
By Pat Curran
■ ■ I nd the winners of the
A Christmas door decorating
contest are . . .
Bob Benzel, Virginia Grogan,
Daryl Taylor, John Morrissey,
Mike Fantaski and Rita Keiser.
And honorable mention goes to
Tim Mosser and Eleanor
Kuhlmann.
Beu Hatcher joay Hoy About 20 classes entered the Art
Rthletic secretary Nurse Club’s Door Decorating Contest
and were judged on three main
things: originality, hard work and
the spirit of Christmas. The only
rule was that the teachers have one
class get together and work on the
classroom door. The prizes were
pizzas for every class that won.
Even though there hasn’t been a
contest before this year, Art Club
Sponsor Bob Benzel said he im­
Jan Lockman John Lonouuski
Office secretary Assistant Principal agines that there will be a lot more
contests. “I thought there were a lot
of extraordinary doors,” said Ben­
zel. “ It showed good school spirit
along with a good Christmas
spirit.” Cheryl Blue, a Spanish
teacher, said, “We participated be­
cause our class wanted to.” Her
classes had themes for both sides of
her Spanish room door. On one
side of the door it was a theme for
Julio Igleasias, and on the other
M artha Nouak Cathie Palensky side was a Christmas tree made of
Assistant Principal Receptionist
taco shells. She said she had her
2nd and 3rd hour Spanish classes
decorate the door.
According to Dan Crawford, a
freshman, it was a completely new
experience. “I thought the best door
was Mr. Benzel’s, it looked spec­
tacular. I didn’t get to help, but I
think I would like to try door
decorating next year.”

Beu Rehmeier Marlene Rhuga
Attendance secretary Teacher aide, office
secretary

John Wissler
Athletics/Actiuities
Coordinator