Fred C Beyer High School - Stars and Stripes Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Dances! Us-ances! and lVlore Cannes! VVhat's the hottest night time activity at Beyer? The dances of course. The Yearbook, Booster Club, Key Club, Speech and Asilimar, among many other, sponsored dances. The average attendance was about BCC students at each dance whether they were good or bad, the forum was always full of slamming, breaking, and slow dancing . Slam dancing became a problem when injuries occured among students. lf slamming got out of hand, the students who were responsible were eliminated from the dance. This year there were always four or more law enforcement officers to control outbreaks of disagreement or Continued on page B23 i. fi s i 5'?'1 Se - f.: we l - f if I i ,K , .x XR Q N if im I 1, At the Ivlasquerade dance, Chris Williams and his girl. 2. Also at the Masquerade dance, lvlerk Boyd and two of last year-'s graduatiea which make up the CCC D..J.s. 13. Slammers slam on through the night. 4. Arron Bose having an enjoyable evening. is .-s- ' I Dances