Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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D0 YQU ANNA DANCE ? You can find them every- where, their bodies swaying to mechanical rhythm, lost in per- petual motion. They are on the dance floors in night clubs every Friday night from eight until one. They are in the Girl's Gym with their shoes off and their toes in motion. They are at the discoteque, being sure not to skip a single beat. You can find them at the Royal Villa in top hats and tuxedos, and even in the school cafeteria, There should he more cultured events such as the Hoedown. Ann Matthews The hoedown was a . great idea. I really wouM have been sorry if I had missed out an all the Iudy Faatz bumping their way down the lunch line, jiving to Elton Iohn, The Ohio Players, The Beach Boys, and Kool and the Gang. They are no longer hiding in broom closets with WQDR, blushing bashfully upon discovery. Who are they and what are they doing? They are Sanderson stu- T dents doing everything from the Bunny Hop to the Bertha Butt Boogie. The common term is

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- g in it It ,K erland, Willa Rainbow. ordeal, either as participant the night of THE GAME. But if or spectator, knows that the the parade has suffered from Friday night spectacle is the vestiges of time and the tame in comparison. If the Better Business Bureau, THE guys rid themselves of their GAME has remained intact. frustrations on the field each The survival of some primeval week, the girls save up for bloodrite, THE GAME never fails to draw the doubters as I kt d well as the faithful. Here is f 'De p ye more ritual incarnate-pageant, music, a bevy of young maidens, 0-ftem then we and, of course, the sacrifice. ujouldrft have to get For the impassioned, the sentimental, the nostalgic, or all guy hostilities the traditionalist, nothing . O compares to THE GAME. out m one mght. Lisa Bollinger Crawd was great and was a factor in the year. At the end of the powder-puff performance, some- the Outconw of the one surmised that the seniors had won, but no one was quite ganw' sure if the count was touch- . Iohn Proctor downs or bodies. If you are male and your tastes lead you l in other directions, the powder-puff game offers a chance at panty hose and batons, a socially acceptable outlet for your deepest and darkest desires. Until a few years ago, Raleigh annually endured a diversion known as the Homecoming Parade, an event now relegated to a few turns A t, , i W T around the football field on Homecoming Court: First Row: Veta Brown, Becky Barnhill, Mary K. Shore, Ann Matthews. Second Row: Annette Wagner, Gayle May, Donna South- And so the Sandersonites gather in their North Raleigh coliseum to watch these gladiators offer themselves as living sacrifices to the gods of THE GAME. For the past three years, these offerings have been received and Sanderson has been blessed with victory. Celebration follows victory, and Sanderson kept the tradition at the Homecoming Dance following the game. I t was truly a victory dance! Monica Machilek With Homecoming behind us the long monotonous winter grind begins. This Homecoming was basically like those that preceded it. The floats were built, the eggs flew, the team won, and someone even claimed to see an alumnus at the game. 11

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