Roger Bacon High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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warmth and noise abound at post-game dances Strobe lights beam: friends congregate: bodies swing: ears throb. Another Roger Bacon dance begins with the pulsat- ing beat of a drum and the driving rhythm ofa lead guitar. At Bacon, the cold. biting, wintry air of a windswept stadi- um or the stifiing, humid atmosphere of an overflowing gym give way to the friendly warmth of 3 Roger Bacon dance. At these dances. the Spartan can discuss the more exciting plays of the game with an interested friend, or he can exhib- it his dance skills. or he can watch the band. or just admire the scenery. The music varies From the modern psyche- delic sound to the traditional rock and roll; the dance steps. from the Pearl t0 the ttPhilly Dog : the hands. from Ivan and the Sabres to the Tangerine Cop Car. In short, these dances give the students the chance to escape from the pressures of reality - the reality of sehoolt home- work. and responsibilities. But more than this. dances not only entertain and provide an escape: they also make the student a more sociable person and show him the value of friendship and companionship. 51 M a I E ' M I w i

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