Southeast Guilford High School - Talon Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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4 WWW' 'T 1 av: ,rf if Q' ... 3 s ii . ' .W . 7,1 w .4 O 1 nv me The Falcons set the style for the new decade with Send One Your Love. After dining in Greensboro's finer establishments, the couples showed up at the Village Green in trend-setting fashions. The Junior Class officers had emptied the treasury to cover their expenses, but it was well worth it. The Ballroom was arranged to provide the maximum dancing space. The tables were elegantly arranged with white tablecloths and a single red rose on each. Refreshments were provided by a catering service. Falcons moved to the groove of Windfall and the mood was set. All kindsof male-female relationships, varying from Sparks of love to 'lCrash and Burn, resulted - 'cause the falcons are Too Hot to Trot!

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Homecoming 1980 Fun For All Q . 'ki'3Z iSl, f 2 38 v 71' of The week of October 24 was long awaited by all of Southeast as Homecoming 1980 ap- proached. The cheerleaders stimulated the Falcon spirit by sponsoring spirit days throughout the week and selling corsages during lunch. After weeks of preparation by the Student Council, the annual Homecomingractivities were held in the auditorium during fifth and sixth periods on Friday. Activities included class competition in such grueling events as the wheelbarrow race, Mello-Yellow chugging, and the izzy-dizzy bat spin. The Junior class took an early lead, but the tables turned as the last event, the prune in the flour contest, left faces whitened trying to find the bu riedprune in a mound of flour. The festivities continued that night with the presentation of the Homecoming Court at half-time of the game. Afterwards, Falcon fans shagged through the wee hours of the evening with the unique sounds of Hip Pocket. With the night at its end, it was the common feeling of all that Homecoming 1980 would not soon be forgotten.