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. Elegant restau- rants, beautiful dresses, and classy decora- tions created a nightaor |. GOING OUT IN STYLE The freshman class partici- pated in their first homecoming by electing Christy Hodge, Melissa Ramos, and Ginger Southall. The sophomore prin- cesses were Meredith Dona- hue, Julie Hulett, and Susan Matthews. The juniors, who will uphold Homecoming tradi- tions at the new Midlothian, Debbie Adams, Rebecca kice, and Marjorie Winslow were the princesses. The seniors, knowing that one of their can-. didates would be the 1984 Homecoming Queen, chose Ann-Margaret Baron, Debbie Black, Lauren Ellis, and Terry Lawler. Debbie Black was cho- sen Homecoming Queen of 1984 and Lauren Ellis stood as her Maid of Honor. Homecoming Week finished on Saturday night with the an- nual dance. Mellow tunes were furnished by the “Lazy Boys,” 12 Life Homecoming who played selections from the Grateful Dead and the Rolling Stones. . The decorations were the results of a hardwork- ing committee and were defi- nitely appropriate to the theme, ‘Going Out in Style.” Top hats, bow ties, gold glitter and night spot signs gave the otherwise drab cafeteria a per- fect ambience. . So Homecoming ‘83 passed, and would go down in the his- tory of the school. It was a final tribute to the energy and inno- — vation of students and faculty, and surely was one of the great turning points of 1983. TAKING A BREAK, Lance Wood — and Ginger Southall have ex- hausted their efforts to dance to the “Lazy Boys.” PRINCESS DEBBIE ADAMS and her father make their way through a tunnel of rifles.
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