Scecina Memorial High School - Scecinarama Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Date for the asking Will you ask him for me? This secre- tive question is asked of every girl's confi- dante weeks before the annual Turnabout Dance, Facing the possibility of rejection. many had their dirty work done for them. When the fatal time for the fellow's re- sponse arrived, most girls found themselves with dates. On the night before Thanksgiv- ing, young, nervous couples found them- selves in a country hoe-down atmosphere with corn cobs and gourds decorating the tables. At the first sound of music from the band, J Rider, seniors and juniors hit the floor, helping to break the ice for the inex- perienced underclassmen. As the evening wore on. the heat rose. iterally, and jackets and shawls were tossed over chairs and cold punch poured. Pre-dance jitters seemed to be lost as mid- night brought the evening to an end. New friendships made by the couples would last forever in memories. Some tried to preserve the memories in more practical ways — by taking gourds and other table decorations as souvenirs. Sen- iors officers rescued the borrowed leaf decorations, however, as couples left. SHOW EM how it s done! . . . Singing and dancing to the sound of J Rider, Connie Mines puts her best foot forward at the start of a new song. ' TURNABOUT COURT: seniors Patty Koors and Mark Foley, juniors. Mary Ann Bixler and Mike Fleetwood; sophomores Shelley England and Bill Ricketts; and freshmen; Angie Dusing and Mark Fleetwood. Turnabout 15

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SLOW STEPPIN Twosome Angela Dusing and Mark Fleetwood join over seventy other couples on the Turnabout dance floor. SOLO TIME! Senor Mark Foley entertains a circle of COME ON DOWN! . . . Twisting all the way to the friends by struttin' to the middle and doin' his stuff at floor Pat Smith and Patty Koors hold hands to steady the Thanksgiving Eve dance. each other at the Turnabout dance. 14 Turnabout

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LOOKING FOR his cue, John While awaits the spill- ing of another clever cliche as narrator of the Saga of Sagebrush Sal. FAINTING FEARLESSLY only the noor, Heartb- leed Haymeadow (Jon Kraeszig) glances up to his future bride (Francie Koehl) and Sal. A SERIOUS APPROACH to love? No! Jake BUSTIN' OUT all over, chorus girls cause cowboys (Mark Booth) battles to maintain ownership of Mike Schoppenhorst and Tony Martin to slip into a the Bloody Turnip against Sal (Connie Mines). condition of shock. 16 Fall Play