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Showing their happiness are sophomores Holly Sobel, Stevhanie Howard, and Devra Resnick. They added their own Hawaiian touch to the mixer. This couple share a slow dance together. There were many styles of dancing used at the mixer. Sophomore Dana Shapiro shows all of her friends that dancing is what she doe best. The Mixer was a success because both freshmen and sophomores showe that they could “boogie. Freshmen-Sophomore Mixer
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The representative from the University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee explains the advantages of the school to junior Donna Eriksson and her mother. Although juniors have yet another year to decide which college they will attend, the night was very in ormative. College Night 25 Hanging up college flags is Mr. Len Winans. As parents and students walk through the cafeteria, they are able to see the flags bearing names of schools. Interested parents and students examine some of the many colleges located in the contest gym. Other schools were represented in various areas of the building.
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Although the cafeteria didn ' t have a breaking floor, Joey Czernick, Mike Gersh- bein, and Ben Guy make do with what they have. Both freshmen and sophomores participated in the dancing that night. Mixin ' And Matchin ' Mixin ' and matchin ' took place at the Freshmen-Sophomore Mixer on September 21. The action began at 7:30 p.m. in the Ni-We-Hi cafeteria and courtyard. The mixer provided fresh¬ men and sophomores the opportunity to meet new people, and enjoy an evening of dancing. Music by disc jockey Don Davis played all night long. Davis got everyone to dance, said freshman Robert Keller. It was amazing to see how many people showed up and had a great time, Keller added. Action was delayed for a few minutes when a fire alarm went off, but dancing resumed immediately as strong as ever. Hawaiian decorations created by the Sophomore Cabinet spruced up the cafeteria for the night. A lot of us wore Hawai¬ ian attire to go with the theme and create spirit, said sopho¬ more Stevhanie Howard. Ice cream sundaes were devoured throughout the night of dancing and fun. I met a lot of new people at the mixe r, and everyone danced together showing the spirit and unity of Niles West, said freshman Susan Silverman. Record attendance proved the mixer to be popular, and a highlight of the underclassmen ' s calendar. After finishing the last dance, freshman Robyn Horowitz calls home to be picked up. Although some people went home, others went to the football game which was in progress at Basrak Field. Freshmen-Sophomore Mixer 27
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