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olorful red, white and blue
browned king and queen.
Seniors Joni Ost and
Brian Kehrli show their
joy at sharing the reign
with a kiss.
22/homecoming dance
streamers filled the ole1
familiar watering hole,
better known as the high
school cafeteria, for the
‘84’ homecoming dance
was defining it in a new
way.
The dance was
around a “50’s” theme, with
the Beach Boys’ “Be True to
Your School” as the I
song. A slide show exposin
the various aspects of ourl
school to take pride in was j
shown.
"We thought it (homecom­
ing) was a more school
oriented dance, opposed to
prom which is more roman­
tic,” said Bob Benzel,
coordinator of dance decora­
tions.
The drill team became the
proud new sponsors of the
dance in order to raise funds
for their trip to Texas for the
Cotton Bowl on New Year's.
Lincoln’s “Splash” was the
band. Senior Brian Kehrli, on
crutches, and Joni Ost were
crowned the reigning king
and queen for ‘84’. The two
have been dating for several
years.
"I was surprised! It was
neat. It would have been neat
if it was any other guy, but it
made it neater because it was
me and Brian,” said Ost.