University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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traditionally held in honor of the last football game. This year, the tradition prevailed but order did not. After a humbling at the hands of SAU, fights broke out at the dance which caused a tightening of security for subsequent activities. ‘Reunion’ hosted that particular free-for-all. The second semester began on a more mature note. ‘Sweet Sherry’ performed for the first OPPOSITE: A contrast in styles: some dancers look like they’re giving up, while others ap- pear ready to launch into a gymnastic routine. LEFT AND BELOW: We reach the crux of the dance. Notice the difference between ‘good ol’ boys’ and ‘good ol’ cosmic apparitions.’ Dances 53

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dance of the second term, a back-to- school event. The Valentine’s Day dance featured ‘Pieces’ once again; many agree that that band gave it their best shot the first time around. A Monroe, La., group ‘Sparkle’ provided entertainment for the Black Emphasis Week Dance as the semester wound down, and a local band by the name of ‘Northstar’ brought the year to a close with the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. OPPOSITE: This is commonly referred to as an interlude. Between dances, one has the oppor- tunity to find a smoke, drink, munch, or new partner, not necessarily in that order of prior- ity. ABOVE: These gentlemen are discussing who’s going to dance with whom. Little do they know that ‘Cully’ hovers nearby, preparing to move in for the kill. LEFT: Ah, but for innovation! Dances 55