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Thompson proves 'Irresistible' Twin Day loch flair
Byiettlfer Rogers
"IT was in exhilarating feeling
when the crown «u put on my
•head." exclaimed Dive Ibompson,
winter of the "Mr. Irresistible
Dty" contest. "Dancing with the
cheerleaders wasn't bid either, but
the mou fun was watching the
frustratioa oa the faces of Ac girl*
when they rallied thu they had
aid 'ye*' and lost thdr tickets."
The winner of Mr. Irresistible
Day 1985, included from the Class
of "M, Peter Krager; from the Class
of *«7. Manhew Hollis; from the
Class of*S6, Marc BaJcr. and from
the Class of '85. the Prtoe of Mr. Irresistible
Day, Dave Thompson."
"1 think we should have a 'Miss
Irresistible Day.' as well, "be
|V The concnt* or" Mr. IrmiuiMc
Day was that each girl be liven a
ticket in reglary on March 38.
TtrauzhoM the rest oTlhc day. the
prospective Mr. .'rresislible would
attempt to get I girl's ticket. To acconpltsh
this foci, the boy was required
to get as rainy girls as possible
to answer "ves" lo any
"M first I thoogbt U (the idea)
. was stupid because the girls knew
they weren't svppoted to ssy 'yes,*
but it turned out to be fun trying to
get tickets from them." decided
freshman Joseph Caldcron.
"When I first heard the idea of
having a Mr. Irresistible Day, 1
thought it wu stupid, and I dtdn'l
think r yonc would participate.
* However, it turned out really well,
with J lot of participation." commented
junior Trudi Schwarz.
At the conclusion of tlic school
day. each boy tallied his tickets and
FresfVmen vHear Music'
Py Stephen Abnmam Uz
Over 1.000 students attended
Lawcll'i ! ; rethmia Exclusive,
"When I He»r Music." oa M«h
13.
TIK dau of 1988 teivcd Bjskio
Robbint ice creun sundtcs from
6-7:30 p.m.. while duciog Ustod
rrom7.lt p.m.
Ticket pfkn wired [nun S3V>.
raj me freshmen «1«> «*l «>r
d.Tol« for 30 ecu ud charted 25
ceau for cou check. In all. the clau
made approximately S2.500 from
thecna.
The DJ'l Minic supplied the
musk for the evening. In addition to
the customary net Tilled with
balloons, the |nwp used an
elaborate lithtinj system and a thick
fog .making machine.
Woo tosses
most baskets
By Dm Harrington
Thirty-seven Lowell students parlidpated
In the "Lowell Shootout"
Free Throw Coolest on March 13.
Senior Peter Woo was awarded a
leather basketball for Cnhhing in first
place. Woo made nine baskets in a
row.
Other winners were senior Brian
Mock aad sophomore Jason Kim.
Mock won rM> tickets »the April 26
Moot- Carlo Dance for his second
place finish, wnile Kim received a
S10 gift certificate to Record Factory
for shooting thJtd best.
The contest wu sponsored by
Lowell Executive Council. Cootcstanti
paid an entry fee of one
qutner to participate.
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Jcnni Carnou. CUu of '88 prctid;nt,
fell that the donee ws» a grcul
vjccess. "Many student* told me
that thit was the bnt dance of the
yen." \hc noted.
What was the highlight of the
Freshman Exclusive? &*phomore
Neil Nordurom especially enjoyed
' iwtating and being generally
»ild." One anonymout tcnior liked
tM ice cream bnt. but «Ueil.
"There wasn't enough hot fudge!"
Mirage did not repeat popular
slow songs (like Sonic Sounds did at
the Sadie Hawkins Dance). Instead,
they played two different slow songs
in a row.
Students had varied opinions of
the DJ't choice of rcustc as well.
Most people thought that Mirage
pU}cd a gjod mix of rock, soul, and
new wave.
On the other hand, freshman
Monique Naktgawa exclaimed.
"Top 40 music repulses me. and so
did the DJs!"
Camou wts happy with the support
from the rest of the school and
looks forward to "...continued sue-ces»
from the Class of *H8."
M 4afLaa^fxf |
1 •J'fBaaUaf
56,(i« MIKE •Le«
turned them in to the Su-dcm Ac*
tiviiies Board (SAM).
The following day, March 70. the
winners from each class and the
Prince, ihc overall winnr-. were announced
at a rally.
Freshman Sally Schultx sated,
"I thought the idea was kind of corny,
because it was not baud on
looks or personality, but rather on
how many people you could con into
saying *ycs.' "
MR. IRRESISTIBLE
1985
DAVE THOMPSON
Height: 6'0" Senior
Weight: 173 lbs.
Stgn: Taurus 4/20/68
Number of votes: 162
Status: Single
Hobbies; Swimming, singing,
acting, and basketball
Highlights cf Lowell careen
Alt-City ..wim champion.
LEC attiitant treaiurer.
member of the "Rat Pack"
By Carrie Ntshlmoto
Masquerading as look-alikes,
nearly 25 cotaesunti participated in
the lUth ajioual Twin Day beid on
March 22 during mods 14-15 in the
courtyard.
Sophomore Loolwa Khauoom
and freshman Veronika Cole posed
at Siamese twins and won first
place. "Some people actually
mtuake us for identical twins, so we
took advantage of the fx; that *c
look alike!" exclaimed Khazzoom.
Prochiming themselves as "The
Time." freshmen Pcif Kruge-. Andrew
Tolson, David Zavonink and
junior Jawn Minu donned neon
clotlJnj hi win ftru place in the
%rou? cawrory. All firsi-pUc: winners
deceived ticicu to Vnote Carlo
Nigh:.
previous winners Manlyu fonj
and Sabri'u Gee. seniors, rirpturcd
seccid place by drcuing as ice
cream com. Ironically, they won
certificate* entitling them tc conv
f Clfcl i
cream.
According io term* SophU Colanurino.
Twin Djy co-organucr.
judge- evaluated each entry on the
bi*u of three calcporie*: crMivity.'^fi^atlity.
the cottumc*. and
"ittinliiK».'' or tmv muvi I**
twin* icwtnblcd euh '*hcr. Enrnc*
Siamese twins Loorwa
(lcfl) aud VeronlkK Cole crkbntr
tbdr Twin Da? victory.
Several uuJcnts e^rressed disappoimment
with the event. "They
didn't have ihc qaility costumes
they had the ycaf before." senior
Stephen AHramowttz commented,
"...and th: contest was not at good
as it could hive been." CoUmarino
attnbutcd stiKVni indifference to the
low number of participants.
Ad contcsunu received bids for
tagcls to be raWmed at the ne.\l
Senior Cut food sole.
Seniors skate at Iceland
These Lowell students show off their unique stjl: of skating.
By Glenn Asixda
Cm) Slow Ckmn. the theme for
this year's Senior Ice Skating Night,
was pmeaal by the Class of 1985
at Berkeley Iceland on March 29.
Approximately 200 uudents at*
leaded this year's annual event,
which was open to all Lowell
classmen.
According to Vioccm King.
Lowell Executive Council (LEC)
treasurer, there were no proceed*
from the event to benefit Ihc Class
of '85.
The event was planned no) to
mife a prom for the Senior Clns
bw fur smdena p enjoy Ihomchcs
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at the lowest price possible, according
tu King.
Ticket pricn, which hcludcd
skate rentals, ranged from S3 to V
depending on ihe type of Student
Activity Card (SAC) purchased.
At a result of a group discount,
students were aUe to save from 25
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King stated that Berkeley Iceland
was chosen -rt £** location for the
event because 01 Us large capacity.
Lowell ites enjoyed themselves
throughout the night which began at
7 p.m. and ended at 10:30 p.m.
Many students eipenenced the
wetness of the rink floor at the night
progressed.
Senior Javier Gonzalez com
great until I Tell wi my face. I've only
fallen three times so far, but by
the end of the night you might have
to chatige my quote to say 10
times."
Though most students had
positive comments regarding the
event, othen, such ax senior
Carolyn Bendik. complained that
the music was not loud enough.
The music, mostly popular hits,
wu played continually throughout
the evening.
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