Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

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st “lime The band never showed up at the homecoming dance, but Nate Kruse did! e 70. Dauce “Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes, brown paper pack- ages tied up with string, these were a few of our favorite things.” Sat- urday, September 24, 1988, was definitely a night to cherish, as the 1988 Homecoming festivities ended with a semi-formal dance, hosted at the Knights of St. John’s Hall. During the evening hours of eight to midnight, everyone enjoyed danc- ing, eating and sipping Pepsi inti- mately. As the clock rounded to mid- night, it was evident that the professional disc jockey had some car trouble, but the spirits of those within St. John's Hall were not sup- pressed. In between dances, these young couples could go downstairs and have their pictures taken with their dates, mill around, talk with others, or just plink around on an old and well-used piano. As the night came to an end, the music died away, people went home and the doors were locked. Among all of the homecoming activities of 1988, the semi-formal dance was one in which all had fun and none will forget. By N. Kruse, E. Wiley These couples take advantage of a siow Despite the fact of not having a live band, these B.H.S. students had a stupendous time. song to hold their loved ones close. Music was a collection of tapes provided by stu- dent council.