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Above the clouds The Pom Cats once again sponsored a semi-formal dance, the Turn-A-Bout. They put in a lot ot work in trying to make every couple enjoy the evening. Pom Cats had decoration ses- sions Friday night and all day Saturday. Miss Gwen Schuyler volunteered to sponsor the dance. A large turnout of 93 couples attended the dance. By the majority of votes, Penny Brown took over from reigning Queen Lynn Stover. Victor Studio photographed the girls and their dates. ‘‘Too Much Heaven” was the theme voted by the Pom Cats. Decora- tions featured angels and clouds. Todd Uran and Amber Blouin enjoy fast dancing together. Above right: Penny Brown’s date, Ken Lance, watches as Penny is crowned by Miss Gwen Schuyler. Right: The Turn-A-Bout queen, court, and dates are: Toni Erickson, Jay Hollar, Jennifer Hudspeth, Dan Mantel, Penny Brown, Ken Lance, Laura Nolan, Greg Deno, Linda Ver- hulst, and Don Jackson. 12 — Turn-A-Bout
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Left: Strider was the band that played at the homecoming dance. Below left: Ready for their dance together are Mr. Basketball Joe Stark and Queen Jennifer Hud- speth. Below right: “Reminiscing” was the theme of the homecoming dance. Homecoming — 1 1
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Left: Jump Street was the band that entertained Turn-A-Bout dancers this year. Really enjoying the dance are Jeff Gross and his date, Sharon Wydrin- ski. Above left: Sharing a slow dance are Sandy Harris and Dan Kor- thauer. Left: Brenda Underwood and Kent Reed really seem to enjoy dancing to Jump Street’s music. Turn-A-Bout — 13
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