Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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Debbie Schudde waits for Allen Bat- tin to get a share of homecoming punch. Doug Skibba watches Tanja Couch as she show him her new dance moves. Brian Morse and Jenny Brown take Kim Bieber and Pat Hillishiem have a break to get a breath of fresh air. fun dancing to current top hits. O 14 Homecoming

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With the skit The Three Amigos Limestone Style , the senior class receives third place in skit compe- tition. heartbreaking after all the work. The skit Ahab the Arab satifics the junior class after receiving third place after weeks of confu- sion dealing with their subject. Homecoming 13 O

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PETERSON CROWNED Homecoming, above all, means pride in our success at Limestone. This stood true in 1987. Not only was the Variety Show a big hit once again but the fighting Rockets racked up an excit- ing victory against the Can- ton Little Giants in this year's Homecoming game. The coach of the week and the Rockets returned that favor on Friday. October 9. by beating the Little Giants by a score of 28-0. The vic- tory put the Rockets at 6-0 for the season and put Lime- stone in a happy state. On Saturday Limestone partici- pated in another successful evening. The night was beau- tiful. not quite as hot as last year (Remember the Sweat- pit?). and a perfect evening for the week's capper event, the Homecoming Dance. This year's theme was the popular song ‘‘Always . This theme was agreed upon by student council because it could relate to everyone, from young lovers to those attending the dance as friends. Most importantly, it referred to the memories the dance was hoped to cre- ate. The dance was held in the snack bar this year. Many students agree that the snack bar area had a much better atmosphere than the cafeteria, where the dance has usually been held. The decorations fur- nished by the Student Coun- cil. which were predomi- nately red and black, only enhanced this fact. Although there was a long waiting line for pictures most of the eve- ning. some couples chose to arrive fashionably late. The long waiting line didn't dis- courage students from en- joying the dance. Mr. Was- sell kept the music playing all night, as well as treating the crowd to a sneak pre- view of Rocky Hemp's re- leased single. “Keep on Searchin. and the theme song from the movie “Somewhere Out There” as sung by Fivel the mouse. This year, fashions varied from extremely formal to comfortably casual at the Homecoming extravaganza. One shouldn’t have been amazed if they saw the same sweater or dress more than once during the evening. As much as fashion varied this year, so did the students' choices of restaurants. In a pole taken by Limelight, it was revealed that the most popular choice of restau- rants for this year was Jumer's. Homecoming 15 O