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Homecoming Dance 265
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BUCKED SNORTED The Homecoming Dance was a far greater success than anticipated, so much so that the room in which the dance was held could not accomodate the over- flow crowd. The Western theme and the Mechanical Bull added excitement and fun to the dance. The bull was set up on the dance floor, and any would-be cowboy or cowgirl could plunk down their dollar and challenge the bull. The bull, being so popular, mono- plized the crowd the entire evening. Crowds sur- rounded the roped off area to watch the bull do its stuff, it bucked and snorted, gently to some, but also throwing the oft unwary rider to the mat below, much to the delight of the audience. The D.J., Ronnie Roberts, held court at the opposite end of the floor, with a small area inbetween that proved far too small for the huge crowd that had come to the dance. The evening began winding down at 11:30 when the bull bucked his last, and saddle-sore cowboys and cow- girls gingerly left for home, spurning the round dance that ends all Western dances. 264 Homecoming Dance
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FROLIC AT HALLOWEEN Halloween was celebrated Friday, Oct. 30 at Rowland this year. A costume contest was put on by A.S.B. at lunch time, and the judges were Mr. Aney, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Mathers. Prizes were given to the best dressed teacher and the best dressed student. The competition was fierce as participation was at an all time high. Mr. Gullet was dressed as a sheik with a harem of four exotic looking girls. The sheik and his harem won the teachers prize; it was a plastic pumpkin filled with candy. The winners of the student prize were Mark Van Patten and his friend Mark Guzman. They were dressed in red and black cloaks with skeleton masks. They won a large bag of halloween candy. All of the students enjoyed the fun and frolic at hallow- een this year. I. Caria McDonald and Dona Under say Whais up doc? 2 Does Jean Swift and Susan Ford Ihink they ' re cule or what? 3 Mark VanPatlen and Jerry Kroger discuss Who ' s next ! 4. Charity Lambert says. I think liii turning Japanese 3. Jenny Volmer Sweet and Innocent . 6. Is Julie Villalovos and Deanne Hager laughing at each other or with each other? 7. Could this be Penny Walters before her first cup of coffee in the morning? 366 Halloween
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