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Exotic Buddha enchants Linda Hendricks and Michele Coad, dates, Marc Lilleberg and Lane Bockman, find it easy to resist. The ASB sponsored the 1966 Homecoming dance, uSay- onaraf' A Japanese theme was carried out in the decora- tions. Colorful umbrellas, fans, scrolls, and lanterns creat- ed the oriental atmosphere. To enter the dance, couples crossed a bridge over a small pond where white gardenias floated to represent lilies. A large Buddha enhanced the oriental theme. The balcony was softly lighted with swing- ing Japanese lanterns. Glass wind chimes hung from various archways and their delicate ring was heard throughout the mushroom. Cherry blossom trees were placed on the stage, balcony, and floor at the dance adding light pink color to the theme. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of the homecoming queen, Janet Keating, and the presentation of her court. She was crowned by Football captain, Steve Maloof, and presented with long-stemmed, red roses by Greg Taylor, ASB president. Charm of Orient brought to Mercer Tori Olson and Robb Cropp cross bridge into Sayonara . -. Q 1, Q wfzym, ufgifai sign -vu. The chairmen and people responsible for the dance were Pam Brumwell, Lorrie Burnett, Leslie Mays, Cheryl Schumacher, Jan Sutcliffe, Laurie Hirshberg, Greg Tay- lor, Sean Sheehan, Debbie Lazenby, Theresa Hainline, Lucia Wilson, Becky Bourdeau, Todd Hagstrom, Katie Thompson, Bill Norton, Phillip Bradbury, Glenna Horri- gan, Bill Merkle, Robin Hood, Grady Zech, Kathy Ochs, Nancy Allen and Ruth Berry. Ken Cloud and band provided music to set the mood.
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Couples helped themselves with the refreshments I dane ers Blackjack gave the students an opportunity to dis- play the variety of dances. Giant cards added to the theme of the dance, Blackjack, l 13
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