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Taking time our from danc ing the night away on “Sun few momen set Srrio’’, Frankie Jenkins the home and Chrissy Powell prepare to have their pictures taken Arriving in style, Marc He- dahl! and Jennifer Knapp de- part from their charior for rhe evening Eye Openers 14 Homecoming Dance.
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With a beaming smile, Heidi Millis = Mic McElhinney ma receives the homecoming crown carch during rhe from Callie Householder game against Armstrong Durin g the homecoming floar pa- Clover Hill prepares themselves for rade Richard Thomas, Tonya Dur- — the upcoming game against Arm- ham perform on the DECA float. strong. Saxophonist, Chip Didden can con centrare intensely on borh his drill and music Eye Openers Homecoming
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Page 19 text:
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arly in the after- noon of Satur- day October 1, 1988 prepara- tions began for the annual homecoming cance. Flowers were picked up, nails painted, pants hemmed, and even a few lasr minute dresses bought. Many girls found it difficulr ro find that perfect semi-formal dress. Neither was it easy for the guys To find a jacker and tie that was just righ. Finally, the long process of prepararion was completed and right on time, the dares began arriving. They came TO whisk their partners fo Gance the night away on “Sunset Srrio ”. For the night the com- mons was turned into a dance floor which was beautifully decorared with an arc of orange and white balloons as dancers enrered the door. Once inside, stu- dents were greeted by huge balloons thar read “HOMECOMING ‘88 Tables of food were lined up and refreshments were served by the S.C.A. As the night progressed, many students and reachers danced, or talked with their friends, and had a grear rime. At 10:00 pm the homecoming queen and king were announced.Heidi Millis, who had been crowned queen the night before, patiently waited to crown the king. The lucky guy was Spencer Scrivner Together they shared a tra- ditional slow dance as the festivities continued. The night was enjoyed by many and remembered by all. Lauren Placlk smiles trium- phantly as she finally man- ages fo pin on Keith Kund- sen’s boutineer in prepara- tion for the dance. Eye Openers 15 Homecoming Dance
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