HOLIDAY PARTY-2006
What a ball! As always
our Holiday Party was a blast!!
On December 2 some 100 Skihawks and guests met at the Fort Lewis Golf Club to drink, eat, dance, and begin to celebrate the Holiday season. Each table was beautifully decorated with handmade centerpieces, artistically done by Susan Wertz. The spacious room was warm (not like last year when the furnace wasn’t working) and decorated with a large Christmas tree and poinsettias.
We were dressed in our best bib and tucker—sequins and sparkles everywhere.
Among the best attired were Sandi Braget in her Victoria Secret dress and underthings, and Guy Moyer in his tux. Of course, Bettie and Paul Westcott looked good on and off the dance floor.
Dinner was a three-entrée delight—beef tips, chicken cordon bleu, and salmon--along with delicious side dishes and salad.
D.J.’s of Tacoma provided the music. Everybody wanted to dance, so there was dancing all over the room. Our D.J. did a good job of mixing up the music, but he stopped too early—the party was going strong.
Sandee Minor indicated we won’t have to wait until next Christmas to have another dinner and dance. We will have another party in the spring and then again in the fall. Horray!
Jean Graves
On December 2 some 100 Skihawks and guests met at the Fort Lewis Golf Club to drink, eat, dance, and begin to celebrate the Holiday season. Each table was beautifully decorated with handmade centerpieces, artistically done by Susan Wertz. The spacious room was warm (not like last year when the furnace wasn’t working) and decorated with a large Christmas tree and poinsettias.
We were dressed in our best bib and tucker—sequins and sparkles everywhere.
Among the best attired were Sandi Braget in her Victoria Secret dress and underthings, and Guy Moyer in his tux. Of course, Bettie and Paul Westcott looked good on and off the dance floor.
Dinner was a three-entrée delight—beef tips, chicken cordon bleu, and salmon--along with delicious side dishes and salad.
D.J.’s of Tacoma provided the music. Everybody wanted to dance, so there was dancing all over the room. Our D.J. did a good job of mixing up the music, but he stopped too early—the party was going strong.
Sandee Minor indicated we won’t have to wait until next Christmas to have another dinner and dance. We will have another party in the spring and then again in the fall. Horray!
Jean Graves
