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1. Miguel Soto, Nikkol Bobo, Sherrie Pena, Maria Estanol and Debra Green enjoy an evening of music. The crowd prefers fast songs as opposed to slow ones. Q. Evette Castillo, Bernadette Chi and Maria Estanol laugh the evening away. Dancing and chatting among friends becomes one of the eve- nings highlights. 3. Kevin Tolliver and Lisa O'Conner dance to The Color of Success. The couple join many others on the dance floor. LiL1,Ll.i !:LLLI.l.l. Li,U'L'LIJ L'L'LIJE
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Dancing the Weekends Away by Monique Mondragon Chris Heredia How many of you like to party? What is partying? ls it leisurely talking with friends, sitting around playing games, going dancing, traveling to the city, or just the time shared with friends? There are birthday parties and even spontaneous parties when mom and dad are away. What are the age groups at these parties, no one under 16, or anyone who knows how to have a great time? When asked, what makes a party , junior Kevin Toliver responded, Friends! I figure that if you have your friends around, then you can have a great time, however, the best thing that makes a party is girlsl What kind of people are invited to these parties, jocks, cheerleaders, mods, or anyone who wants to party? Music is provided by D. J.'s who play a variety of music from rock to soul or new wave and top 40. Some parties are held at homes while others are held at halls for the sake of the house. Clothing varies from casual to contemporary, and even formal wear. When asked what purpose there was for partying, Cynthenia Russell respond- ed, To have the most fun in one weekend as possible! 1. Mike George and Kevin Confetti take a break and enjoy the hors d'oeuvres at the Boundary Oak. Afterwards, they enjoy a night of dancing, 2. Debbie Clawson, Joanne Krieg and Lee Dongallo quench their thirsts. The punch is among many refreshments. Lj,L l,'liLL EULLILILL ugl:'L'LIJ L'L'LIil5
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ESIBDOI T ,,,.hmn I viii L pirif Sq A e rs, 3549 5 A V -,,i it + . i A , , andM q iondragog Junior Statistics Advisers: .,......,..., Mr. Randall Jang Mrs, Janet Blevins Class Officers: President ..,.,,..,..,..,,. E vette Castillo Vice President ...,..,,.., Lidia Stiglich Secretary .,.., Monique Mondragon Treasurer ...,,..,.,,. Jennifer Dimarob Total Enrollment: ,.,,. 346 members Female.- 778 Male: 168 Class Colors ,.,..,,.,,. Pink and Green Mascot .,.........,..,,.,,..,..,,..,,. Gumby Motto: We are the history of success, and the future of chal- lengef'
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