Canyon High School - Legend Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Now with the game underway, the football players began to show signs of the mighty warriors that everyone knew they could be. With the score tied at half-time, it led the way for the crowning of the queen of the home- coming game. The scene was set with many plants and a beautiful arch of flowers and vines for the court to walk under with their fa- thers. The princesses-Linda Butler, Tina Dacus, jenny Kunkel, Stacey Levy, and Michelle Stell- horn-all waited anxiously for the name of the queen to be announced. An honorary prin- cess was added to the court also, Monica Bull-Simonsen from Sweden. The tension was evident as they all waited quietly for the name to be announced. Finally, it was announced that Michell Stellhorn would reign as the Queen of the 1978-79 year. Through many tears and applause Michelle was crowned the queen and the game continued. The Com- anches proved how strong they were, as they went on to win the Homecoming game 10 to 7 against Santa Ana. l. Princess Linda Butler waves to the spirited crowd. 2. Princess Tina Dacus shows a sparkle of enthusiasm as she looks toward the stands. 3. Michelle Stellhorn displays her happiness after being crowned I97H Homecoming Queen. 4. Princess jenny Kunkel awaits the announce- ment ol this year's queen. 5. Stacey Levy reacts with asto- nishment at the response of the crowd. 6. Honorary Prin- cess Monica Bull-Simonsen from Sweden enjoys her pre- ceremony ride around Kelly Field. 7. Canyon football players prepare for the tough game ahead. 8. Returning for this year's ceremonies is 1977 Homecoming Queen Peggy Duquesnel. 9. Exuberance flows as Canyon scores a touchdown. 10. The Comanche football team anticipates the night victory. -rr ?l Q, ,'.. ...Q 13 .,,g' 1 , -' ' M ' N L-' f' -Q

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