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Top Left Dancing speaks a language and these LaSaile students express their though ts through it. photo by Will Tieman Top Right Graduates of 1 985 show many expressions, some sadness, like Hilda Selman, and some joy like Bemtta Jackson. photo by Root Photographers Left Kelly Franklin flashes a brilliant smile as she ex- presses happiness. photo by Will Tieman Middle Right Junior Eric Zolman lounges with other band members who are taking a break from their busy marching schedule. photo by Will Tieman Z Opening Section How To Express Yourself 13
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ZL How To Express Yourself V A comment made by a number of Lions is, expressing yourself is do- ing what you want without letting other people influence your deci- sions. All the students of LaSalle are in- dividuals and most of them express themselves differently. Freshman Denise Manner and senior James Fowler share expressing themselves through music. Junior Scott Hibbs, and freshman Dennis Douglas find themselves through sports. Expressing yourself is an outlet that will be used throughout all your lives so don ' t forget how to show who you really are. Top Expressing themselves through a hand sign are freshmen Demetrius Atkins and Joey Regulinski. — photo by Root Photographers Bottom Edv. rd Hall a sophomore expresses himself here through sculpture. - photo by Mrs. Judy Ladd 12 Opening Section Don ' t Forget z
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3T M How to Celebrate! A 14 Opening Section Don ' t Forget One More Night soon came into reality for many couples when the junior and senior Prom of 1985 was celebrated at the Athletic Convoca- tion Center Concourse on May 4. Events leading up to prom at nine o ' clock, were the buying of flowers and gowns, the renting of tuxes, eat- ing dinner and the taking of many pictures. The ' 85 prom goers carried out the theme of One More Night well by making the prom continue into the weekend with their after prom parties, going to breakfast, to the beach and to amusement parks. With the pastel colors of a rainbow drapped throughout the room, the couples danced off into a dream world they wouldn ' t soon forget. Top The beginning of One More Night starts with hand shakes and hugs as Jack Gillean, Russ Buysse, Staci Chambliss, and Kelly Coffman can tell you. — photo by Root Photographers Right Even though Kim Huss is in an evening gown she is still preparing for One More Night by decorating the Hall for the evenings events. — photo by Root Photographers
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