Robron High School - Robron Breakers Yearbook (Campbell River, British Columbia)

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ANCES DANCES! They bring a rush of excitement, anticipation, and hyperactivity. The after- noon Defore a dance is pure energy, but the morning after is a different story. This year's rive evening dances were well attended, with a variety of music and innovations Any reference to dancing would be incomplete without mentioning square dancing. These two words cause people to start groaningqin-late November but within days most are of verlooking sweaty palms and begging 'T -- I teachers to be excused from class in order to go do the Tennessee Wig Walk. Swing your partners one and all iii 'x 7 l l I Z s izk Fw U-1 78 42

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MILK RUN 1983 'L Every year HHalf Deathu is converted into the more pleasant sounding 'Milk Run'. Having prayed for good weather, Robron's population sets off for a brisk run, walk, or crawl, depending on motivation and ability. Some money is raised with this event but the main emphasis is on parti- cipation. An added Hextrau awaits those who amble along near Mr. HNature Walku Schade. Runners are rewarded with certi- ficates if they come first in a variety of age groups. qmmkw , r K ' I s .- 79