)ctober
postume
jarty
lighlights
lance
ushers in spooks and goblins
A five-man ba
stume contest will be the
flights of a Halloween dan-
: sponsored by Student Ac-
itieson Oct. 27.
Prizes of $25 a piece for the
st male and female costumes
d $50 for the best couple will
offered. A costume contest
is first presented at the
iloween Dance last year. It
lined out well,” according to
>bbie Baker, student activities
inselor.
Oasis will present a variety of ■
k styles, playing for the 9
n. to midnight dance, said
ik Matthews, student ac-
ies director for Associated
¡dent Government.
Attendance at the dance last
nvas described by Baker as
le of the best turnouts in a
jtime,” and it is projected
h higher this year.
‘My guess is that there were
¡east 200 people last year,”
jersaid. “I expect more this
¡ibecause the students seem
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> a
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a little more energetic and en
thusiastic and probably would
enjoy a costume party.”
Admission to the dance will
be $1 for students with College
I.D., and $2 for all others/it
will take place in the Com-
munity Center Mall.
Dancing ghosts haunt
The College beginning
modern dance class will per
form the second annual
“Haunt Your Library” this
month.
Scheduled to take place in
the library’s study area, the per
formance will take place Oct.
30 at 8 p.m. and Oct. 31 at
noon.
“Dance and movement to
explore literate themes are the
goals of modern dance,” ac
cording to Jane Rickenbaugh,
College dance instructor. “Por
traying meanings through dan-
movement. sound and
speaking” is what the art form
is all about.
The choreography and script
will be the original creation of
Rickenbaugh, with percussion
accompaniament by Donna
Steger.
“We might have a reading of
Edgar Allen Poe’s ‘The
Raven’,” commented Ricken
baugh .
The performance is not
limited to children’s entertain
ment. It will be designed for the
enjoyment of all. Trick or treats
will also be available.
A .
come late and
celebrate
at The
IOSTS AND GOBLINS —Last year the College dance department presented the first
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STARTING Oct. 23
-‘Sound and the Audio Spectrum
‘Consoles - Theory and Operation
■ Microphones
‘Multi-Track Recorders
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