Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

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4 1 1 With Sunuva playing in the background, Weary from two hours of boogieing, Sandra Mary Hubler and Tim Mitchell try out a fav- Flhodes puts on her shoes to depart for orite dance step. One of the more popular home. Soc hops became part of the Friday dances at the soc hops, the bump, by adding night ritual during the football and the bas- twists, caused many variations. ketball seasons after home games. GET UP AND BOUGIE 28 Soc Hops fter the game, then what? Soc hops proved to be a popular p0St-game activity during the foot- ball and basketball seasons. Held at the Cline Middle School gym, bands including Kril, Sunrise, and Freedom, played various rhythms. In order to be admitted, students had to pay a dollar and show their school identification cards to the sponsors at the door since all CHS soc hops were open only to Centerville students. Occasionally raffles were held at the soc hops. The prizes given out included record albums and pizza coupons. Coeds, Radio Club and the junior class sponsored just a few of the fall and winter soc hops. Afterwards, many students went for some- thing to eat to finish off the evening.

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Besides jiving with friends, many danced in couples. Kathy Schriml and Ron Will- iams spend a few hours together boogieing to the music of Freedom, Students attempting to make a train don't always succeed. Susan Olsley, Rayetta EI- han and Tracey Carter find this progres- sion line amusing as it ends in disaster on the floor because of unsure footing. 29 Soc Hops