Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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After Dark School Dances Pack E Room As Students Search For Fun 3 3 fter dark on various occasions the E-room is transformed ' ' ' into a chamber full of blaring music and faceless strangers. No, it's not the setting for a new horror flick, but an ordinary Euclid High School dance. Students gather in the E-room for a wild night of fun. As the dance pro- gresses, all sorts of characters lurk about, many of whom are dressed in bizarre sorts of attire. It doesn't mat- ter how foolish one acts because ev- eryone has been lured into a state of mutual nuttiness. The dancing itself is a world of constant movement. It seems that no matter how one moves, it is consid- ered dancing. The newest developments in the world of dancing can be seen: the moon walk, the line dance, and break dancing-a form of self-inflicted physical abuse. The dance-going crowd thinks life would be dull without t.heir little fun sport. Marvin Spehar said, Dances are a great way to have an evening of fun. Another dance-goer, Tim Obosky, commented, Dances are a good way to meet new friends. School dances are a good place to socialize and let off a little steam after a hard week in school. -l' Majers RIGHT: A punk night club? No, just EHS students coming in costume for the Halloween Dance. Dances