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EDDIE BOLDEN
BRENT BOYCE
ANGELA BRANZELL
STACIE BRAZELTON
MICHELLE BREWER

BRETBROCKY
JASON BRUHN
PATRICK BUCHANAN
KEVIN BUSH
TIMOTHY BYERS

ANGELA CALLAHAN
JONCARRELL
CHRISTINE CENTRETTO
JON CHAVEZ
DEAN A CHESNESS

DIANA CHESNESS
HEATHER CLAUSSEN
CHRISTOPHER CONN
KATHY COOL
CONNIE CORUM

SCOTT COZAD
JENNIFER COZETTE
TARA DAHLEM
JAMES DELANIE
MARY DILLON

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Another unplanned trip was the
According to research completed nia involved 62 people and a bus ride trip to International Thespian Con­
by yearbook student life editor Peg to Orlando, Florida. vention in Muncie, Indiana, for drama
Luebbert, a student spends anywhere May 29, the band left Ralston for students in the “A . . . My Name is
from $8,190 to $13,679 of their own a week to march in a parade at Walt Alice” cast. This trip cost each of the
money during their four-year high Disney World. The trip cost $450 per 23 students $375 for a grand total of
school career. (Refer to page 43 for the student or $27,900 for the entire $8,625. To earn money for this trip,
cost of high school story.) This money, group. How do you raise $30,000 in drama students took their play to the
in most cases, is either earned working nine months? It’s not easy. Accord­ Firehouse Dinner Theater and re­
or received from good old mom and dad. ing to band members, it took a lot of ceived $6 from each ticket sold.
But this figure does not include any creativity. Some of the fundraisers Spanish Club Sponsor Denton Hoy
expenses from club-related activities. they came up with included selling said that instead of having unusual
How do students pay for this? Fun­ Ram mascots, stuffed animals with ways of earning money, his club had
draiser and more fundraisers. suction cupped feet that cling to car more unique ways of spending it.
This year, because of several special
I trips and happenings, club expenses windows. Another new concept that One of their special projects included
Barry Boyd, father of Freshman
sponsoring a Mexican orphan. “Iam
were even higher than normal. With all Adam Boyd, thought of was the Band- very proud of Spanish Club and tbe
of the extra funds needed, sponsors and O-Gram. During the holiday season, special projects members have sup­
students were forced to create new and band members formed small en­ ported this,” Hoy said.
unique ways of making money. Other sembles and performed at private
than candy sales and car washes, the homes at the request of Ralston citi­ 1969 was the first year that Criss-Crosser RoyaBy was exclu­
community had the opportunity to zens. sively juniors. The queen received a heart-shaped locket from the
spend money in new and different ways. Student Council. m
One trip that caused fundraising ma­

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