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BAND UNPOPULAR yy Excited by the prospect of the an- nual Homecoming Dance, students quickly forgot the previous night’s football game to concentrate on get- ting ready. Full of expectations they ar- rived at school for the “‘big night.’ ‘ “big night’’ try again! As groups piled into the cafeteria most decided to leave before the dance really began. The band was not exactly in popular taste. At most, couples remained at the dance for an hour, some only fif- teen minutes to a half hour. Most of the dancing done that night was to the playing of music by Q-94, yes, the radio became ‘‘the band”’ at the annual homecoming dance because the “‘original’’ band took more breaks than actual playing time. As the night progressed, the band grew in unpopularity. Therefore, Mr. Jesse Rideout told the band to ‘“‘hit the road.”’ The change of tempo brought Patty Fox and Chris McDaniel on to the dance floor. Getting closer, Kenny Brown and his date find themselves in a world of their own. 14. Homecoming Dance
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Relaxing pool side is a favorite pastime for many aT.D. student. Concerts at the Hampton Coliseum and the Norfolk Scope attract thousands, including some of the more music conscious high school students. Providing amusement and entertainment, Walt Disney World, and similar theme parks at- tract summer vacationers. Beach lovers spend many of their summer days near the sand and surf. elias “ie yee ml, it Summer Fun 13
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Though the dance at school may have flopped, many couples trickled to so-called homecoming dance ‘“‘after parties.’’ These parties, where couples could enjoy not only dancing to ‘“‘good music,’’ but also talking in privacy, were bigger hits than the poor music they had just left. Although better dances have been held at the school, the after parties or dances sufficiently allowed enough time for students to forget about the school’s dance and become involved in a world of their own. After dancing Marydale Bizzll and Tim Finkler decide to take a seat. Having no intentions of giving up this dance with Brigitt Goss, Tom Gregory and Luke Palmer fight for the honor. Homecoming Dance 15
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