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Trick or Treat On October 31, the Lee Choir held its an- nual spook house to raise money for its spring trip. As you entered the first room, formal greetings were given .by many of its in-. habitants. In the main chamber, witches and skeletons surrounded you in blood-splattered clothing waiting to grab loose arms and legs that were scurrying by. Passing the bathroom, blood oozed from around the sink and shower onto the floor. Pendulums, spiders, and musty quarters sent chills down ones, back good enough to scare even the bravest of people. Once you were outside the gate, drained of all breath and energy, the colorful images were to be remembered long after. Hey, we ought to be on Broadway! Yuk! How do I manage to get into these messes?
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VY ft: 3- V gn li 1. 'v Kelly Young, Kathy Rogers, and Donald Duck enjoy Homecoming festivities. x The theme for Homecoming included Bicentennial Walt Disney characters. Get Dancing The interval between the Home- coming parade and the dance seemed as if it would last forever. But the time finally arrived and the doors were opened, inviting every- one into the youth center, a brightly decorated room filled with cheer and excitement. Walt Disney entered the picture with Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy carrying over the Bicentennial theme dressed as revo- lutionary soldiers heading to battle. The dance was showered with an ar- ray of formals and sharp-looking suits, students ever present with fun loving smiles and vibrant laughter. The speakers rocked on .their stands as music blared through them, ur- ging dancers to the repeating rhythm of the drums. Refreshments included spiked punch and a wide variety of cookies. In ,addition to reviving old memories, the 1975 Homecoming dance was something not to be 1 I' gr. if r. u ' 33 s One more memorable Homecoming dance.
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