Niles Township High School West - Spectrum Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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HOMECOMING DANCE This year’s Homecoming Dance, “The Main Event,” was the climax of the week¬ end’s many activities. Although the turnout was slightly smaller than in recent years, the fine dance music performed by “Darts” helped make the evening a memorable one.

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Clockwise from upper left: Brian Abrahams tries to sneak a squeeze. We could have danced all night. Only two couples discover the spiked punch. Darts entertain at “The Main Event.” Mike Buchino, devil of the year. Countess Dracula takes a bite. Julie Tatooles and Paul Prinz enjoy the first slow dance. Mary Weiss crowns Homecoming Queen, Julie Tatooles. Leave us alone!

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Clockwise from below: Big School? Little school?.Deci¬ sion and distraction. College Night attracts all ages. Gary Plotnick and Laura Meshulam do some college shopping. STUDENTS FOCUS ON THE FUTURE Together with their parents, students attended one of the most important events of the year, College Night. On the evening of Tuesday, Sep¬ tember 25, approximately two hundred colleges and universities from all over the country pre¬ sented informative and helpful material to inter¬ ested students and parents. “I got a better idea of what different colleges and universities offered and which of these alternatives were right for me,” said one senior. College Night, sponsored by the Guidance Department, is one of the many services provided for Niles Township students.