Skyline High School - Origin Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Clubs, CDC prepare for big event Preparation for Homecoming '79 began several weeks before the big event, involving many organizations and clusters. Horticulture took 125 orders for mums ranging from $5 to $15 and also provided carnations and mums-on-sticks to be sold in the stu- dent center during lunch. Art cluster students, headed by Robert Batson, painted a mural of the Dallas skyline which covered the front wall of the cafeteria. Disc Jockey Jonni Dodd from San Fran- cisco presented the music for the dance. The student senate which spon- sored the annual happening publi- cized the dance, decorated the cafe- teria, sold tickets and provided food and drinks for the dance. Mums the word. Andrea Wooden examines the $10 version of homecoming mums. 22 People

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A major decision. Randy Clinton, admissions counselor from Abilene Christian University, discusses entrance exams, scholarships and financial aid with prospective students from Woodrow who co-sponsored College night. The Halls of Ivy. Seniors Dwight Hilton and Mark McCullough talk with a representative from Yale University, one of several Ivy League colleges represented. People 21

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On parade. Class and queen homecoming nominees are introduced lor final appraisal before the student body at the pep-assembly. last minute mums. Special mums were pro- vided by horticulture to lie sold through D.E. Co. for those who forgot to order. Bobby Duron purchases a mum-on-a-stick for Kerri lohnson. People 23