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CELEBRATING Valentine's Day, Scott Mazel
Disco was on its way out, but dancing hard enough,” said junior Patti Jeu
and Sheree Ladove dance to the music while
remained popular with students who de Vine, “the dances were fun. I enjoying the surroundings at the Sea Gardens
attended the many dances of the enjoyed the company I was with. We Hotel.
year. had a good time together.”

According to Mrs. Adelaide Couch- Other dances included the Valen­
man, the seventh grade sponsor, the tine’s Dance, during which the
kids looked forward to their first students participated in the crowning
dance with great enthusiasm. She of a king and queen for the middle
commented, “The turnout at the ‘Last school, and a mini-homecoming
Chance to Dance in the Seventies’ dance for grades seven through nine,
theme dance was very good. The which was held at the Sea Gardens
boys sat on one side, and the girls sat Hotel.
on the other, until a few brave souls
broke the ice. Everyone had a good Class-sponsored d a n c e s were
time after that.” popular with a student body that did
not care if disco was on its way out.
The Junior Class sponsored dances When music and lights were com­
that were popular with many bined with friendly people, every­
students. “If the class pursued them body had a good time.

AN ANNUAL TRADITION was continued
once again. Eighth graders Martha Todd and
Anthony McCarron are crowned king and
queen of the Valentine's Dance.

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SLOW DANCING brings a smile to the face
of Manya Lowry as she dances with her date
at the Mini-Homecoming dance

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