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Sweetheart ' s Ball 21
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1. Four sweethearts, John Eisloeffel, Rick DeCicco, Sherry Phelps and Barry Schlenburg have a good lime at the Valen- tine ' s Dance. 2. Taking a break from the dance floor, Alison Monteverde, Paul Buckland, Kim Acker, lodie Ybarra and Drew Varros pose for a picture at the Turtle Rock clubhouse. 3. Wendy Jamar and dale enjoyed a romantic dinner at The Can- nery before coming to the dance. 4. Keeping with the beat of loshua seems to be a major priority for |ay Schuda. 5. Sandra Buslos expresses how feet can feel after a night of dancing. 6. Don Paul and Kris Juarez flaunt their pearly whites. Trodition dies, punch croaks at Valentine ' s dance Outside the wind whispered through the trees and the night ani- mals filled the air with peaceful sounds, but inside the Turtle Rock clubhouse the far out and funky beat of Joshua tuned up for the third annual Sweetheart ' s Bail. The dance held on February 1, and sponsored by the Senior Class took about two months to plan. The Ball, attended by 132 couples, cost approximately $750 according to Sherry Phelps, activities director. Unfortunately, no money was made at the dance but that wasn ' t impor- tant said Phelps, as long as everyone had a good time. The punch served at the dance seemed to be the center of attention. A frog was found swimming around in the fountain, and then later, some Southern Comfort was thought to be in it, but we drained it and put fresh punch in each time, said Phelps. As well as the punch, there was another issue surrounding the Ball. Sweetheart ' s couple was never announced. And that was no mis- take! Last year was not a very successful experience and we felt we have suffi- cient kings and queens and courts, said Phelps, but some of the students attending the dance felt differently. It kind of broke the tradition which was kind of sad. I ' m really big on tradition but it really didn ' t affect me, said Diane Cass. It just tore my heart apart, said Bill Rodgers jokingly. As the evening ended, the lights dimmed, the dancers left, and all that was heard were the frogs. 20 Sweetheart ' s Ball
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