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Celebrate!

( t L I i Jenny!” “ Oh hi, Mark.” “ Um, I romances starts up around this time.
1 1 thought I’d just call you up so The usual pre-dance preparations
we can go over plans for Saturday take place; but there seems to be
night one more time. Let’s see now. more borrowing of outfits at this
I’ll come and pick you up about 6:15, time, because students are always a
get pictures at your house, then go little bit low on cash this time of year.
to my house. We can pick up Dan Though outfits are borrowed, and
and Lisa after that, get pictures at not as much money is spent as with
their houses and then go to Dave’s other dances, students still seem to
party about 7:15 or so. Then . . .” have a super time.

Did ‘midnight magic’

create any feeling?

A few days prior to the Criss Cross The royalty nominees, originally
dance on March 8th, where the voted on by the junior class, were
band Urban Renewal played, con­ crowned by seniors Laurie Kealy
versations like this probably went and Alan Bone, Student Council
on. members, which sponsored the
Criss Cross, Ralston’s only dance dance. Juniors Dana Davenport and
where the girls ask the guys, is a Chris Dreith were elected king and
semi-formal event. The monotony of queen of this year’s Criss Cross
the long winter season seems to be dance, “ Midnight Magic.”
V^broken up, and a new wave of

Criss Cross Royalty. Juniors Casey Johnson, Ron LaRosa, Davenport, queen Chris Drieth, Mary Herman, Lori Fideline, "Where are our names?" Junior Kim Ipson and her date from
Bruce Smith, Dan Taylor. Perry Wiseman, king Dana Mary Gabriel, Lisa Boehler and Katie Olson. Papillion look for their names printed on the moons and
stars upon the center pole.
Maybe wishing she was part of the band, senior Linda Pote
provides students with a bit of her talent with a band
member.

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