J O Johnson High School - Harmony Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Left Pane. Top Pit lure. Left to Right: Sandra Baker, freshman maid: Lisa Jose, senior maid: Cindy Spinier, homecoming queen: Sheila Brooks, senior maid: Gavle Rodgers. sophomore maid: C'ynlhia Ration, junior maid. Left Page. Bottom Picture, left to Right l)a id Schwartz. Cindy Spinier, being crow ned by Mr. Tom Drake. Right Page: Cindy Spinier. 1977 Homecoming Queen. The Johnson High Homecoming Queen for 1977 was Miss Cindy Spinier, escorted by Mr. David Schwart . I he student body voted from misses ( indy Spinier. Lisa Jose, and Sheila Brooks. I he student body was asked to nominate seven girls to be narrowed it' the top three. Some of the nominees included Julie Aldrich. Melanie Austin. Du Valle Daniel, and Angela Wherry. The senior maids of the queen's court were Miss Lida Jose, escorted by Mr. Bob Rnowling. and Miss Sheila Brooks, escorted by Mr. I ucker Brown I he iiinioi class maid was Miss Cynthia Patton, escorted by Mr. Michael filliott. Miss Gayle Rodgers represented the sophomore class, being escorted b Mr Steve Stripling I he freshman class maid was Miss Sabrina Baker, who was escorted by Anthony I uqua. The half-time activities at the game featured the Jaguar band playing selections from “Star Wars' . The flag corps formed a drape through which the mauls and their escorts walked as their names were called. The float parade featured the junior class float. ’’Pan the Panthers”, which won first place. I he I orce of '7s the senior float, won second place. The Anchor Club float. “Plot the Panthers”, won third place. Homecoming Week activities helped to build up Jaguar spirit for the Johnson-Huntsville game. On Monday, favorite football player elections were held. Lor one cent a student could vote for his favorite football player. I oby Dunn won the election. On Tuesdav. Lick Tim Dav was sponsored by the S.G.A.. who sold suckers for ten cents. HOMECOMING QUEEN Cindy Spittler