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Following tradition, the Senior float sails into victory. An excellent effort by the Junior class, the float depicts the cov¬ er of the Beach Boy’s “Endless Summer” album. STUDENT LIFE 23
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Summertime Blues Memories of the past are recalled by many due to the theme of the Sophomore float. The winning mini float, was constructed by the Marching Band. The premier effort of the class of 1980 shows promise of big¬ ger and better future achievements. The Homecoming Court is, from left to right, Lisa Clifton, Patty Blue, Bonnie Terrack, Marcy Lepara, Tammy Marrella, Nancy McSherry, Polly Reynolds, Maria Reed, and Margaret Kot. As the floats arrived at W.T.W. on the morning of October 22, judgments be¬ gan. Each class argued that their own production was more impressive. Yet, the final choice by the official judges was the Senior sailboat. However, all classes turned out excellent models, involving much time and creativity. The court of Homecoming was a group of nine senior girls. After the voting, anticipation began. Due to a new procedure, the members of the court were required to cross the football field before being presented. The queen, Tammy Marrella, was met by great applause and many shouts of approval. 22 STUDENT LIFE
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Reck Roll ■ If a poll was taken today, less than ten percent of the students would say that they had never been to a concert in the Washington area. Because we live in the Nation’s Capital, we are blessed with many music halls and a wide variety of live entertainment to choose from. The choices range from the large Capital Cen¬ tre to the small Constitution Hall, and the informal, outdoor Wolf Trap Farm Park to the celebrated Kennedy Center. Although tickets cost anywhere from $5 to $12, students spend large amounts of money on rock concerts. The excitement of seeing Chicago, the Eagles, Aerosinith or Peter Frampton “live” defrays the ex¬ pense. Neither traffic jams nor long wait¬ ing lines deter students from a good con¬ cert. A highly plausible reason for this is that to see a favorite musical group in per¬ son is a memory that lasts forever. The nationally known Kennedy Center is the most formal of Washington’s concert halls. 24 STUDENT LIFE
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