Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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BREAK DANCE A colorful Christmas tree, Santa Claus passing out candies, and a decorated gym all set the mood for the holiday fun. Sponsored by the Student Council, the dance featured two alumni as D.J.'s. Though the music was limited to Prince, Rick James and Michael Jack-son, a good time was had by all. The spotlight closed in on Kris Hansen and Chris May due to the plotting and manipulations of a few friends ... The general feeling was that the dance was a good way to start off the holiday break.........

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SADIE SCENES Sadie Hawkins-the Hill-Billy dance was, well, not so Hill-Billy. The rebellious seniors showed up as Hawaiians wearing flowery shirts and sunglasses. The repetitious music did not stop anyone from dancing a lot and having a good time. On their way out, couples could pick up paper pumpkins with their names on them, which were pasted on the wall. 17

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 LET'S GO TO THE HOP ... “And they coiled It puppy love “I found my thrills .. “Put you heod on my shoulder, whsper in my eor ... “Go oheod moke my day ... The day of the 50's Dance was filled with the mood of the .times. With a select few dressed m 50's outfits during the day. the real fun began at lunch With an excellent performance each lunch period by the Jazz Band, members of the staff and some students showed all how to dance. Thanks to Chris Yueill. it was a success The mood was carried on to the dance that night with WWTC providing the music Arrangements for the dance were made by Senior Council members Art Punyko. Irit Kanv and Jenny Sullivan The dance was a smash, and all the money made was used to pay for graduation ceremonies the spring. ’ Y -ifciJ Sue Hal and Andy Hubbei take first ploce in the twist competition.