Penn Valley Community College - Outlook Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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'Sweetheart Tree' is Theme of First Homecoming Dance -'hi :S ' - . N . i., R gs-N MMF rf' .AVW N,.,m ABOVE AND CLOCKWISE: Counting ballots was a chore that required many hours. UPPER RIGHT: Although the weather was cold and snowy, the dance proved very successful. FAR RIGHT: Jeff Kramsky gives Chris Meek a hand with her poster. LOWER RIGHT: Prior to the dance Chris Meek and Connie Prucha spent hours mak- ing 'sweetheart trees' for decorating the Center. RIGHT: A buffet style snack bar, manned by AI Brinton, provided delicious refreshments. 106 Transformed into an enchanted forest of trees, hearts and a glittering collage of colors, the new Penn Valley Campus Center was the scene of the first an- nual l-lomecoming. The theme of the dance was t'The Sweetheart Tree which was successfully carried out with miniature heart bedecked trees, a glittering, mir- rored globe spinning in the center and the color scheme of reds, whites and pinks. There was a delicious buffet of sandwiches, beverages and cake which was constantly in use. The Lion Down provided the music forthe evening and helped the contestants in the dance contest keep their beat. Albums were given as door prizes to add to the fun. lVlid-way in the dance the 1970 Homecoming Queen was announced as lVliss Bonnie lVloore and her royal court as lVlisses Rose Ann Batche- lor, lVlora lVlartin, Vanessa Massey and Connie Prucha. The queen and her attendants received pale pink roses and gold florentine charms as reminders of the memo- rable evening under the Sweetheart Tree. A

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