Garland High School - Owls Nest Yearbook (Garland, TX)

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Valarie Foster Crowned Homecoming Queen During I-lalftirne Ceremonie It was a warm, muggy Oc- ober day filled with nonstop excitement. The day was Fri- ay the 12th, and the mood as set with jingling bells and chattering voices in the Lau. As the day lingered, stu- dents were overwhelmed by Lhe glamour of the up-com- ,ng event. The night seemed Endless hours away as the ,lock hit 3:15 and students looded the halls. The ex- ritement was really great, aid junior Tammy Schilling. Everyone was so anxious to o home and get ready for be gamef' , As night fell, the Home- -bming crowd filled the sta- ium, and the festivities be- Em. The Dashing Debs per- rmed their pre-game rou- emor Leann Day escorted tine, while festive gold and black balloons filled the air. The baloons signified the be- ginning to a game which would result in a drastic loss to Wilmer-Hutchins. Half-time at Williams Sta- dium was the moment every- one was waiting. The Mighty Owl Band played as the Homecoming Queen nominees and their escorts were presented to the crowd. Darla Peek, Valarie Foster, Edie Williams, Traci Libolt, Kristi Kiser, Leann Day, Robyn Greer and Den- ise Stone were the eight sen- iors nominated by the class. Although eight girls were presented, only one would become the next Homecom- ing Queen. The crowd grew silent as the bb' F gl.. During the pre-game ceremonies, junior Tracy Casstevens prepares to re- lease the helium balloons. 'X 14 -, .QQ ' Y l h f th . Senior Kristy K' , , . er a er, Mr. Bill Puckett. her father, Mr- Jeriegiiiiorted by 1S5nPotriITrIafi Libolt escorted by Senior Roby G ' f H er, . M'k n reer escort d b r 1 e Grabbs. her father, Mr. Ronald Greene y Homecoming!13

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