Duval High School - Safari Yearbook (Lanham Seabrook, MD)

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The Homecoming Queen Elaine Lagos and her Court kick off the dance while our mighn bi gerth-in life te1m witches from the sidelines H ' D e The Homecoming Dance, spon- sored by the Nl-IS, was held the night of November 5. Couples en- tered the room through Cl huge foot- ball while the spirit inside was one of football, with player draw- ings on stage, and of .1utLLmn, with the center of the room holding a straw scarecrow. The Court and es- corts were presented midway through the evening, and they led the next dance. This Homecoming Dance was certainly a great way to end the football season. 'bf

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My V -JQN Sweetheart Finish by six! You must be out of your mind! A familiar statement, but they al- ways manage to make it. 'This dance isn't just for kids! says Mrs. Ross, as she and other sponsors enjoy the da FICE 1 Sw '- A v xx h ' N . 0 1,L I82 A group of tigers enjoys the evening of fun. Cupids and hearts were among decorations adorning the MP. room for this year's Sweet- heart Dance. One of the most popular events of the year, the Valentines Dance offers the girls a chance to ask their favorite guy-if she has the courage. Sponsored hy the Tri- Hi-Y and the Hi-Y, the dance was held on February 11. Many couples waited their turn at the Marriage hooth, Wfith Skinny Blancato doing the honors as minister , the newly- weds walked down the aisle .