Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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gave us several reasons. The change in music is one reason. Where Iron Butterfly and limi Hendrix once reigned with the vibrations of acid rock, the rhythmic beat of rock n, roll has returned. Dancing is just ouch dancing is the best. Mary K. Shore one step away from the snappin of fingers and the tapping of feet that accompany rhythm and soul. Young people are begin- ning to crawl out of their mystic, incensed rooms of black- light posters and psychedelic acid rock into loud, crowded dance halls to mingle and be sociable with their fellow students. Here is where they can express themselves through

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body motion defining a type of dance called Boogie. Their craving for dance reveals a whole new aspect of high school life-a new culture brought about by a partying group of students-students interested in the excitement of social life. Who and what opened our I thought the Hoedown was really good I had a great time and it brought back some good memories from 5th grade. David Smith eyes to dancing? Perhaps much can be attributed to nostalgia for the 50's and characters like Fonzie and Richie Cunning- ham. They showed what a great time could be had in bops, slops, and bunny hops. We had to ex- perience it for ourselves. The end result: the Sock Hop. Greasy guys and pony tailed chicks made the scene for a night that proved to be really cool. We all made an attempt at being co-ordinated to the slop, stroll and continental until the tension released with Pick up the Pieces , the bomb that bore the Bump, a dance that rated as popular as Levis, Mas- tering the all-in-the-hip action Bump is a simple process. The fun is in exploiting it. The 74-75 school year proved to be a year to exper- ience falongside the bump and the robotj the square dance. Hence, the Halloween Hoedown. People actually came dressed up-like hog sloppers, corn runners, but, nevertheless, 17