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Reminiscing . . . Homecoming 1985 brought together friends from past years to renew old ac- quaintances and relive fond memories. The theme, taken from Deuteronomy 32:9, reminded us that For the Lord ' s portion is His people. It was a time of continuing growth, remembering how far we have come. Chairpersons for Homecoming Week, Jayanne Housholder and Scott Hughett, did an excellent job of organizing the week ' s activities. With the help of Mrs. Betty Freese, associate director of Alumni Relations, and a 17-member cabinet, preparation for Homecoming began in the Spring of 1985. Several activites were planned for Spirit Week, including couples ' Softball, a class dinner, an airband contest, purple and gold day, and a bonfire at Taylor Lake. The week ' s activities pro- vided incentives to become more enthusiastic about Homecoming Weekend Oct. 25-27. A new addition to the weekend ' s activities was a Homecoming court complete with king and queen. The freshmen representatives were Susie Reynolds and Steve Erickson. Sophomores were Darla Haskins and Doug Baker, with Ju- niors Darla Griffeth and Greg Habegger also serving. King and queen, both seniors, were Tim Glass and K.C. Carlsen. Senior Mark Bolthouse educates an alumnus on the fine art of playing in an airband. 16 Homecoming
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Variety Show ' 85: Quite Pleasing Variety Show 1985 was just that, a show- case for a variety of Taylor talents. Mu- sic anchored the show with a variety of styles. Greg Cox, master of ceremonies and a small group of senseless, no-minds provided attempts at comedy between acts. The overall effect was quite pleasing. Some highlights of this year ' s show were De- void ' s interpretation of a neo-classic Devo song and Fourth Morris ' s soon-to-be-classic Taylor Blues. Also unforgettable was Dina King and Robert Rottet ' s version of Where Do the Chil- dren Go and Linda Burklin ' s finale of 99 Luft- balloons sung in German. Overall, it was an entertaining show, good enough to bring people back again the next year. 18 Variety Show
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