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The preparations for the Bobcat Boogie started two weeks before the actual event. On October 25, begin- ning at 8:00 a.m., the Bobca- dettes spent about eight hours cutting, twisting, taping, glue- ing and stapling to get ready for the big night. The dance started at 9:00 p.m. and went to 12:00 a.m. As couples entered, they were surrounded by pump- kins, ghosts, witches, and black and orange decorations which highlighted the theme Dancin ' in the Dark . At in- termission the rock group Sever was featured and the Bobcadettes, along with their escorts, were introduced. Some couples spent their time watching the Halloween car- toons that were available in the chorus room. Others just danced and ate refreshments which consisted of white cake and sprite. After the dance, couples went to the park or watched videos, while others were seen in the cemetary. Bobcat Boogie Dancin ' in the Dark Kari Byrne helped with the construction of the Bobcat Boogie by hanging paper from the ceiling. Lisa Bowen gladly received dance money at the door. Student Life Bobcat Boogie 21
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The Bobcadette officers tried to live the high life on the band ' s stage. i Jason Shaw and his date enjoyed a dance to the theme song, Dancin ' in the Dark . Putting on the final touches, Marilyn Grover and Lynette Palmer touched up a corner of the dance floor. 20 Student Life Bobcat Boogie
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Friday, October 31, Hallow- een night was when the ghosts, goblins, witches, zom bees, and high school students were out on the streets partying, dating, and even getting into a little trouble. The activities were endless. I went bowling and could tell it was Halloween, said Mike Byrne, because I got one of my best scores. Lisa Anderson went to an old house and had dinner with Greg Wightman. Greg enjoyed throwing rocks at the wall and scaring Richard Garner and Lin- da Bennion. Although many students en- joyed the conventional Hallow- een activities, some did have an extraordinary evening. Jim Tay- lor said, Brad Erikson, Wade Thompson, JoEllen Gibbs, and Brent Holloway made a wonder- ful display of pumpkins at the ce- metary. Chera Terry went dancing, but she did happen to meet a new guy. However, the most incredible event of the evening was that Chad Griffeth, a big senior, stayed home and watched cartoons. Valynn Beck and Michelle Parker took a trip to Salt Lake City and showed off their favorite Halloween costumes. All decked out on Halloween as a cow- girl was Miss Gray. A Night On The Town 22 Student Life Halloween
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