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going out with different
D ating is
people,
going out with just one person,
going out just as friends,
casual,
serious. ^
-Y* - ( GOOD COMPANY )

with one guy be-
cause 1 like to
spend time with my friends instead of
always with a boyfriend,” said junior
Gayle Kullenberg.
Many students felt fortunate about
this kind of relationship, but there were
also students who wanted to date
seriously.
“1 feel more secure about going out
with one person because I always have
a date, and when I am dating someone
1 never want to date anyone else,” was
the opinion of one senior.
Parties, movies, concerts, drive-ins,
miniature golf, parking, and restaurants
were common places to go with a
group or with a date.
Whether dating was casual or
serious, friendship was the main
ingredient, and having a good time the
main goal.

P a rties w ere a good tim e to get together with friends to listen to
records, play cards, play pool, or just talk. Senior Connie Krambeck looks
RimIM on as Kent Crossley and Rob Reynek from Burke decide which pool ball to
hit.
Stead y relation sh ip s were common with students. A steady boyfriend
or girlfriend provided a best friend as well as good company. Juniors Patty
Simeoni and John Rieder enjoy each other’s company while watching the
TH€ Sum Mock Olympics.