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1981 HOMECOMING ROYALTY REVEALED A sense of chill and suspense filled the air, as the orchestra softly played the theme from Ice Castles to begin the 1981 coronation ceremony. The formally dressed honor guard, consisting of the drill team, cheer- leaders, and the color guard, lined the path the royalty would soon be strolling down. The candidates proceed- ed from the doors, passing the honor guard, to their positions on the stage. Senior Joe Harding escorted Susie Christiansen, dressed in the familiar green fur cape and the Rustler crown, as the choral trio, of sen- iors Jeannette Tally, Treva Kenik, and Nancy Gloschat, sang the song If. Christianson made the traditional appearance to relinquish her crown and title to the 1981 Homecoming queen. After Mr. Robert Winters announced the day ' s festivi- ties, he revealed the top secret information all had been eagerly anticipating. Sue Ensley and Todd Lepard were proclaimed the 1981 Homecoming queen and king. While the newly crowned queen and king made the customary walk around the floor, the vocal quartet, of junior Deny Staggs, and seniors Todd Rembe, Steph- anie Dahl, and Shelly Gustin, sang the title song from Endless Love. Before the king and queen were announced, CMR was presented, for the second time, with the All Sports Trophy by Mr. George Giese, the sports editor of the Great Falls Tribune. As done in past years, the cheer- leaders from Great Falls High School, North Junior High, and the West Junio r High School gave a floral bouquet to the team for good luck in the Homecoming game. Mrs. Karol Johnson, Dean of Students, who spent many hours working with Homecoming coronation, summed it up by saying, Working with these kids is one of the best times of my year. 1. Queen Sue Ensley and King Todd Le- Pard 2. Sophomores Kris London and Scott Hartman 3. Sophomores Jackie Balzer and Mark Small 4. Juniors Anneliese Campbell and Scott Seim 5. Juniors Jana Sturde- vant and Pat Taylor 6. Seniors Renee Pe- luso and Dave Ketels- leger 7. Seniors Joni Swed- berg and Scott Beardsley 10-lntroduction
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