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Record Attendance Makes Homecoming A Smash You got out of the car and walked through the darkness to the door. Walking in, you were hit with the brightly lit hallway, loud music, and the clamor of too many people all in one place. Where else could you have been, but at the 1986 Homecoming Dance. The dance, held on Saturday, October 11, was so crowded that it set and attendance record! There were people inside, outside, in the hallways, everywhere! All in all, most people gave positive comments about the dance. Sophomore, Angel Ryan, thought the dance was okay. This one was more exciting than last year. Everyone was dancing more and screaming. Freshman, Michelle Wilcox, and senior, Mark Levitt appear to be having a good time although it was so crowded you could hardly dance. Senior court members take a Iook around after the crowning of King and Gtueen. It was especially exciting for King, John Siemen because he had not been crowned at the game as he was on the football team. HOMECOMING DANCE 21
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Record attendance cidn t stoo these people from having fun. Everyone danced, very close togetner, but they still danced. Senior, Mike Hall gets help from seniors Steve Soper and Travis Campbell in entertaining his guest, Glenda Doan, Decker ville. HOMECOMING DANCE 20
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Jitterbuggers, Witches, Maniacs Tne Fine Arts Department's tall production was “Bats In The Belfry. It was performed on Novemoer 14 and 15. The play, a comedy, was set in Brooklyn, New York in a music conserv atory run by four old ladies. After a long series of events, in which it was revealed that the ladies were witches, the ladies' imaginary friend oecame real and visible, their niece was turned into a cat, and their friends were put in suspended animation, the ladies got out their book of magic and turned everything back to normal. The play was directed by Miss Jane White and assistant director Mrs. Sharon Fails. The cast members and stage crew included seniors, Lori Ebner, Amy Falls, Beckv Turner, Wendy Jackson, and Jason Stubbe, juniors, Mike Black, Chris Jacobs, Holly Pitrago. Aiycia Sykora, Rudy Lara, Heather Blackwell, and Barry Kluczvk, sophomores, Robyn Kredell, Jenny Wall, Danielle Mastej, and Michael Kluczyk, and freshmen, Mike Falls, Angela Agnello, Angelia Coburn and Allan Volker. FALL PLAY 22
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