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Old, new highlight CHS 75 homecoming Homecoming 1975 was a blend of the old and new, the traditional and the innovative. The traditional included coronation, the pep assembly, parade and game. The innovations came with the first homecoming barbeque ever held at CHS. Homecoming week began with float building on Monday night and throughout the week. Coronation on Thursday night saw the old replaced with the new, as 1975 royalty Sandy Kopecky and Steve Grieben re- placed the 1974 Queen and Marshal. Friday morning's pep as- sembly added more of the new- - the 1975-76 'B' Squad cheer- leaders. The parade nearly became part of homecoming history, but protests of the seniors kept it in existence for at least one more year. A beef barbeque at Wylie Park served about 600 people Friday afternoon. To conclude homecoming 1975, the Eagles defeated the Huron Tigers 19-7 in the foot- ball game at Simmons Field. Gaye Schriever (ABOVE LEFT) and Paige Mehlhaff (BACKGROUND) appear intent upon preparations for homecom- ing coronation. Mike Deibert and Rick Riedel (LEFT) construct a senior float. 11
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10 Homecoming Marshal Steve Grieben (ABOVE RIGHT), number 20, carries the ball in the homecoming football game. The Student Senate sponsored barbe- que (ABOVE) at Wylie Park served approximately 600 people. John Turner and Ann Ulrich (RIGHT) discuss their float. A local theater (ABOVE LEFT) rec- ognized the CHS homecoming royalty.
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12 1975 Pageant Day features barbeque Homecoming activities Friday included the traditional pep assembly, parade and game. Something new for home- coming this year was the barbeque held at Wylie Park. The pep assembly inclu- ded skits, the yelling contest and initiation of the 'B' Squad cheerleaders. Throughout homecoming week, teams of homerooms constructed floats for the parade. The conclusion of home- coming was the football game. The Eagles defeated the Huron Tigers 19-7. Relaxing on the slide (RIGHT) at Wylie Park following the barbeque are (FROM TOP) Russ Smith, Bill Cantalope, Scott Bosanko and Kerry Buntrock. Brian Lux, Kevin Buntrock, Daryl Burgard, Vicki Hanson and Sandy Kopecky (ABOVE) enjoy the barbeque. Michael Kettering (ABOVE RIGHT) was one of the clowns for the Main Street parade. These CHS students (RIGHT) were among the 600 who were served at the barbeque.
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