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WHEN STUDENTS GET TOGETHER The main events in the social life at Hoban are the dances, some of which are sponsored by the Student Council as well as the various classes. The first big dance of the year was the Halloween Dance on October 14. The students had a fun-filled evening as they danced to the music of Lou Ciriano. The freshmen, however, formally entered the social scene at Hoban on November 24, at the Freshman Party. The night was touched off with music by the Swing Band. Football and basketball fans also had relaxing eve- nings at the post-game dances after most of the home games. The Student Council and the Alumni Christmas dances added gaity to the festive season. The atmos- phere of a VVinter XVonderland', greeted the Hoban socialites. Hobanites and their dates danced to the music of Don Taylor on February 10, at the Valentine Dance. This yearjs dance was sponsored by the junior class in conjunction with the Student Council. The Easter season was also brought alive by the annual Easter Dance held on April 22. To complete the social events for the sophomores, juniors, and seniors were the Cotillion, junior Prom and Senior Ball held in the school auditorium in May. ERESHMAN MIXER . ,..L...,..5...J Denny Mariola helps Bob Johnson decorate the cafeteria entrance in preparation for the Freshman Party. HALLOWEEN DANCE . rf , Could Bob Prexta and Mike Kelley be reading inscriptions on the tombstones that graced the Halloween Dance decora- tions?
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Cl-:guy Post-game dances following basketball and football games seem to please John Muren Mark Berner, and their dates. Stepping into the Hoban social world are frfshman Chuck Shook and his date, Agnes B eam. Bill Quine and Sharon Armour enjoy their first excursion into the Hoban social life.
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