Boone County High School - Boone Hi Ways Yearbook (Florence, KY)

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 An ordinary October 1, never! A mild Ind- ian summer had set in that Friday night. As early as 6:00, people were arriving at the calm, quiet campus. By 8:00, however, the crowds were in a frenzy, for it was Homecoming, 1982. The Reb- el gridders played the Holmes Bulldogs in a very important division 4-A game. In order to keep their play off hopes alive, the Rebels had to defeat the Bulldogs; by halftime they were well on their way. Mark Perry intercepted a Bulldog pass and ran 37 yards for the first score of the night. In the final seconds of the half, Sh- ayne Beckett plowed over from the one yard line for a second touchdown. Gregg Fleming successfully split the uprights twice, giving the Rebels a 14-0 lead. At halfime, while the players took a breather, the Homecoming Queen and her court were announced. Chris Gillespie, sponsored by the Rebel Review, was named fourth attendant; Nanci Hancock, sponsored by the cheer- leaders, was named third attendant; Rhoda Williams, sponsored by Student was named second attendant; Cheryl Haven, sponsored by the Calculus Club, was named first attendant. Then, much to the crowd’s delight, Molly Schrand, spon- sored by the football team, was named the 1982 Homecoming Queen. The team came back in the second half and closed out Holmes with a final score of 21-0. The victory put both fans and players in a great mood for dancing, and returning to a tradition, candiates decked themselves out in their best clothes for the dance after the game. The theme of the dance couldn't have been more appropriate for the situation, because whether it was the unity of the victorious football team, or the closeness of a couple slow dancing, love lifted us all up “Where We Belonged.” 14 Homecoming Sitting: third attendant. Nanci Hancock, first attendant. Cheryl Haven; queen, Molly Schrand; second attendant. Rhoda Williams; fourth attendant. Chris Gillespie Standing: Pat Tierney. Carl Schumer. Jeff Doll. Darin Powell. Mike Archer Second row: Phil Rabe. Lisa Behle. Cindy Newby. Tim Behne. Cindy Blackburn. Mike Boshears. Kim Durst. Rodney Marksbery. Linda LaFata. Bobby Biedenarn. Diane Wilson. Junior Edmonson. Julie Rich. Scott Dunavant Third Row: Keith Dunn. Michelle Nugent. Denny Robinson. Teresa Ball. Scott Ashcraft. Jane Insko. Scott Chitwood. Carole Farris. Back Row: Amy Edmonds. Robert Rice, Leslie Howard. Lance Vest. Becky Bilz. Mike Geiger. Paula Switzer. Tony Vickers. Marla Miller. Wade Clark After the announcement is made. Homecoming Queen Molly Schrand receives a congratulations hug from her escort. Jeff Doll During halftime, band members Todd Martin and Les Fightmaster share their Homecoming spirit Prior to the Parade, candidate Nanci Hancock pins a boutonnier on her escort. Pat Tierney Cheering from the track, participants celebrate following a successful Rebel drive Attempting to break the tackle of a Holmes defender. Shayne Beckett lunges closer to the goal line in a 210 victory against the Bulldogs

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As the music plays at a slow pace in the cafeteria. Homecoming candidate Amy Edmonds converses with her date During the parade, held prior to the game, candidate Teresa Ball and her escort Denny Robinson ride down Girard Street. In the 21 0 shutout against Holmes, the Rebel defense captures a Bulldog in the backfield Proceeding across the field. Paula Switzer and Tony Vickers are recog- nized at halftime as participants of the Homecoming festivities. Enjoying the quick-paced music, Sherri Klaserner and Bill Matteoli move to the beat at the dance held after the game. After being named second attendant. Rhoda Williams receives a rose from the 1981 Homecoming queen. Heidi En- gel. at halftime. 16 Homecoming