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Senior Jimbo Donnelly invites an iiiiaiiiri,ira, blond to dance with him Eric Dobson mesmerizes Kristin Hoganson with his dancing finesse Craig Smoot and Alicia Thompson enjov each others' company while taking a break. Senior Michael Compton is caught once again with his mouth open. and then there was Eclipse. our home- coming band. Ct! R if x Somewhere in Time The winning spirit of the Homecoming game manifested itself in the form of a successful evening for the final element of the Homecoming activities. the dance held October 23. lt was a night in which we underwent a transformation from the outlandish costumes of Spirit Week to the traditional formal attire befitting an evening of good music and danc- ing. Dressed in our frilly dresses and slick suits. we entered the dance area which was decorated to promote the dances theme, i'Somewhere in Time . This setting contained an area of chairs to one side of the gym, encompassed by a fence. This was the area couples went to if they were looking fora quiet. romantic atmosphere. Most couples. however. were on the dance floor dancing to the tunes produced by the band, Eclipse. At the dances close. most re- marked about the wonderful time they had had. A special thanks should be given to benore Lampert for all her efforts in organizing this event which achieved its aim - an enjoyable evening for all Student Life li?
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,U Q L I . ,. 'N 4 , Kim McReynolds and Scott Koch smile in- nocently at the Homecoming Dance. Howard and Adreanne enjoy the traditional Royalty Dance in the Gazebo. Senior John Lambeth and his date take a break from the dancing. Several couples enjoy the sounds of Eclipse. the Homecoming band, 16 f Student Life , , '640+O4Q 0 0 O 9 Tv? AAAI ALS Q QN 9,94 0e0,'
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