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In the fall of 1986. many MHS students donned their cowboy hats and turned out for an evening of square dancing under the stars. As in previous years, the Ho-Down was heid on the tennis courts of Ste- phens ' Park. Although this sounds like an un- likely place, the de-net- ted courts gave everyone room to move around and to do just about any- thing he wished. The evening began when the square dance instructors had the stu- dents form eight-person groups in order to learn the basic steps and lan- guage of square dancing. Gradually, the caller ad- ded more intricate steps to confuse everyone. Those who had trouble following the caller im- provised with their own steps. Clapping hands and stomping feet kept time to the beat. It ' s hip to 10 Among the energetic crowd are Kari Reese, Laura Leonardson, Rris Wood and Joy Crow. The callers keep the excitement going while enjoying the evening themselves. .. V '
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Once again rain visited Mo- line during all of Homecoming week. The student body, how- ever, still made it a very spe- cial week. As Friday neared and float building reached a climax, the rain had yet to cease. Luckily, it only drizzled on Friday so everything went according to schedule. Approximately 900 students and faculty attended the coro- nation ceremony to hear an- nouncers Beth Stegh, ' 87, edi- tor-in-chief of the Line O ' Type; Tom Klouda, ' 87, faculty sec- tion editor; Jennifer Schnell, ' 88, co-editor of the M ; and Dave Kessler, ' 89, Line O ' Type staff member; to see the court; and to see Tom Juenger and Amy Johnson crowned King and Queen. At 14:00, the parade got un- der way. Consisting of five major floats, six mini floats, and numerous cars and trucks carrying members of different MHS organizations and teams, the parade traveled down 23rd Avenue to Wharton Field- house. Line O ' Types and bal- lons were distributed to spec- tators along the route. The Class of 1990 was awarded first place in the major float division, and the national Honor Society won the mini float division. The senior class received a last place award, leaving the Class of ' 87 with a record of 4 for 4, so to speak. After the parade, a pep rally was held at Wharton. Unfortu- nately, even this didn ' t inspire a victory over Alleman. The week was capped off by a dance held at the Holiday Inn on Saturday night. The band Heir of Air played for its first MHS function. Al- though some were disappoint- ed with the band ' s selection of music, the majority enjoyed themselves to make the dance, attended by a record 500 students, a success. 12
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