Glasgow High School - Cofiant Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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Another big part of the Homecoming half-time was the presentation of the first float - a 15 foot Dragon, built by SGA. Then the band performed a skit to the theme of laws with the monstrous laws defeating the helpless Yellowjacket. ,K 40 f is O For the pre-game festivities, a poster competition was held between the four classes. Each class was assigned a different theme. With the theme of Swat the Bee, the lr. class was overwhelmingly the winner. floats . . Queens . . agony of defeat . . memories

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Queen Candidates, L. to R., Sue Kennel, Lorraine Lanouette, Diane Mc Kenna Kendra Vernier Andra Dickerson Debbie Cross Barbara Allen. A-. JL.. ' Glasgow's first Homecoming was a great success even though the game against Newark was a disaster. This did not stop the Dragon Fans from showing their excitement throughout the Homecoming festivities. To start off the Homecoming celebration, the seven queen candidates and their escorts arrived in chauffeur driven antique cars. While the band played the 1976 Prom Theme, the candidates and their escorts were introduced to the home crowd, Following the introductions, our Homecoming Queen and her two runners up were announced. Second runner up was Lorraine Lanouette, first runner up was Debbie Cross, and our 1976 Homecoming Queen was Sue Kennel, HQMECOMI G. .alumni flowers

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AFS Club Row 1, L. to R., P. Teague, P. Townsend, S. Wright, T. Booz, K. Nelson, C. Welden, 1. Bunville, C. Kelley, S. Ysais, M. Racik, B Lewis, S.Yerkes, C. Draper, K. Whoston, Row 2, P. Hammond, L. Burkholder, 1. Rosenberg, L. Keathley, B. Flanagan, E. Telenzak, K McCudden, S. Dunmon, P. Dixon, P. Horner, K. Morlock, M. Moreno, K. Stanard, C. Siefen, S. Benner, R. johnson, Row 3, T. Valentine P. Long, K. Marsh, D. Wetherby, D. McKenna, S. Worth, S. lshler, S. Lotter, P. Kuenzle, I. Lambert, T. Fleetwood. Row 4, 1. Sheridon, S Taylor, K. Markel, R. Gregg, L. Oratorio, H. Einbrod, S. Birney, P. Edwards, B. Allen, R. Reinke, L. Walker, B. Parsons, L. Robertson, C Shaw, I. Stanard, Row 5, B. Barns, D. Martin, T. Garrett, K. Trainer, G. Moore, N. Kruemmer, S. Wood, 1. Hickman, E. Yoder, B. Buckley D. Smethhurst, Row 6, 1. Chadwick, M. McNees, K. McCann, S. Martin, K. Thomas, M. Narvaez, C. Cavanagh, M. McCudden, A Pagones, K. Zakarian, S. Hopper, Row 7, L. Merkel, K. Davis, Y. Bernal, W. Beavers, V, Cicero, N. Pearson, B. Pasapane, M. Bennett, I Williams, D. Camac, D. Sowa, K. Herbein, B. Guyer, D. Hall, M. Eaton, N. McMillan, R. Correll, R. Beldyk, M. Spells, D. White, K. Ysais C. lshler Do you remember the week you 1 came home with no money, be- cause you'd given it all away to an organ grinder and his monkey? How about the time you saw your favor- ite football player in a dress? Do you remember dancing in a Winter Wonderland? Do you remember swing your partner , or corny .. . .,, morning announcements, or a for- l , 2 eign assembly or pigging out at the .A dessert banquet, GuaGua and Kaj? Then YOU remember AFS- Erisman, historian, Kaj Morlock and GuaGua Moreno, AFS students, Row 2, Peggy Guyer, secretary, Wendy Wolf, treasurer, Ms. Lobermann, advisor, Luisa Georgov, president Change Campaign . . Miss AFS Pageant . Row 'l L. to R., Donna Creve, vice-president, Ellen l I8 1