Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Mary jane Vasicko Q lf' jcannc Roberts ,X Princess Gwen Krebs

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Princess Margaret Wfxesc Homecoming Brings Fantasies and Memories Knights in White Satini' was the theme of the 1972 Homecoming Dance. The dance was held in the cafeteria which was decorated with silver hanging stars and moons, and featured Morning After, a popular rock group from Port- land. The dance, which was held October 14th at 8:00 p.m., was one of the largest attended at Columbia River. The highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Homecoming Court. Princess Gwen Krebs was escorted by Larry Smedley, Jeanne Roberts was escorted by Greg Beedle, Debbie Smedley was escorted by Bob Coma, Mary jane Vasicko was escorted by jimmy Swanson, and Margaret Wiese was escorted by Bruce Degerstedt. The 1972 Homecoming Queen was Crystal Thurman who was escorted by Dave Roark. 4- Princess Debbie Smedley Princess Crystal Thurman

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Dreams Become Realit The exciting weekend began by an assembly on Friday which presented the court of 1972. The alum- nus ,Ion Dodd gave a talk and played the harmonicag there was a skit by Sally Fish and jeff Price. The assembly was concluded by the alumni and the pres- ent Varsity Rally doing the Indian dance. Friday October 13, the pre-game activities started with the traditional bonfire and a tee-pee set up by the sophomore class, which was located undemeath the northeast scoreboard. It was occupied by two sophomores who made smoke rise after each of Columbia River's touchdowns. Dreams changed to reality on that cold crisp night for Crystal Thurman as she was crowned 1972 Home- coming Queen. Crystal and her court were presented a box which contained one long stem rose each. The girl who received the red rose was the new queen of 1972. Much to Crystal's surprise she received the red rose. Couples dance under shining stars and the mood of Nights in White Satin. Crystal I reigns over starlight and moonlight with escort, Dave Roark. The 1972 Homecoming football game brought in one of the largest crowds that h The crowd helped to promote a win over the Battle Ground Tigers with their spi