Belle Plaine High School - Tigerian Yearbook (Belle Plaine, MN)

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 -The Royal Homecoming Court-

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 F L H R K pr 0 M E C 0 M 1 N G A N Y N l T D A G A S E L N R T T 1» lA |t S Y E |l 1«. S 0 Lb. I N c i! I Homecoming is one of the most memorable times of the school year, especially for the seniors. It's a time when the entire school body works together to make it a fun-filled week. The week started with Donut Day. Greasey guys and gals made Tuesday a great Fifties Day. Dress Up Day saw the Levi's left a home and the suits and dresses at school. Thurs- day was Button Day, but the buttons never arrived so we made our own. It was also Hat Day so we all topped the Gi- ants with hats of all sizes, shapes, and colors. At coronation. Matt Lehman and Mary Dawn Schneider were named King and Queen 1978. Their royal court consisted of Ron Gregory and Jill Johnson, Dave Fogarty and Kathy Cote', Dan Halb- maier and Debbie Krant, and Pat Leonard and Janel Peterka. Mark Mahoney and Tammy Morrison were junior royalty. The Rotary exchange students, Dllson Louback and Fred NordlOf, were ushers. Red and white could be seen every- where on Friday. The traditional parade and downtown pep fest were held in the afternoon. The week was highlighted with the big game that night. The Tigers came away victo- rious over the LeSueur Giants. Before we realized it, the last song was played at the dance and Homecoming Week 1978 was over, but the many happy memories remain.

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Jackie Klehr and Pat Gaffney were the em- cees for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Oscarson, former fac- ulty members, were our guest speakers. Homecoming week does strange things to people. The students became dignified and the faculty became frivolous.