Clearwater High School - Aqua Clara Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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The New Fad by Nanci Whitehouse D ance (dans, dans)v. l to move the body, especially the feet and arms, in rhythm, ordinarily to music. 2 to bob up and down. Does the defini- tion of dance in the Webster Dic- tionary say it all? In many of the students eyes it didn’t even begin to explain dance. There were many forms of dance, not neces- sarily in rhythmatic forms, but in a form of emotional expression by the dancer. “I love to dance to ordinary mu- sic. Breakdancing expresses many things, but just plain danc- ing is based on personality,” stated junior Jamie Borgra. “When I go out I want to go dancing — and Skyfeathers is the only place to go,” said senior Vince Taylor. “I love to dance! Skyfeathers is great because they have different floors and each with different music,” commented junior Jenni- fer Kurgas. “Dancing is so fun; my friends and I go every weekend to a place on U.S. 19. We have a blast!” ex- plained senior Wendy Morgan. “My friend and I go out to this one place in St. Pete and dance to regular music; none of the break- dancing stuff,” said junior Sabrina Sweeney. “Breakingdancing is where it’s all at; I go to Skyfeathers every chance I get, but I always seem t: be dancing through the halls, stated sophomore Derick Grigle “I went to the Cavern once c twice and I loved it, but now the it’s closed I go to Skyfeathers There I can dance to any kind c music I want,” explains Junio. Debbie Rosewater. “I find myself dancing any where as long as the music is rigk and people won’t look at nr weird — not that I care if peopl look at me weird, but I love t dance,” stated junior Robin Wil- liams. The conflict seems to be not c places to go but types of dance done. Students find dancing fur but to each his own.? 32 l)ancing

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After the Homecoming game, one of the biggest events of the year, was the tradi- tional dance. Taking part in this tradition, Lisa Lambert and Sherry Blackum dance the night away. Dancing 33 H t(j lls. ?le; e o tha era do- nio. ■ iny igt ' Dpi e t(| Wil The dancing ranges from fast to slow and all the in betweens at Sky Feathers. Students enjoy this new place because they know they can dance to their own preference. Showing off his talent and skill Eric Love pops to his hands and shows everyone his ability to breakdancing at the Homecom- ing Dance. B. Sloan After a long evening of dancing at the Homecoming dance, Robbie Jefferson and Rhonda Klinske wind the evening up by sharing the last slow dance. After leading the Tornadoes to a victory over the Seminole Warhawks captain of the football team, Vince Taylor, and part- ner Sheila Brown get down to “Celebrate.” S. Thomas