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We got spirit! The coronation, a climax to a week of carnations, cowboys, and campaigning, proved to be full of enthusiasm. Greeted in the auditorium by a rousing rendition of the Jefferson Fight Song and the animated Jefferson cheerleaders, students were led into the mood of Homecoming. Setting the pace for announcing the royalty, the Knight Thymers toned down the crowd with “Somewhere,”, a song from the musical West Side Story. As Warren Magnuson presented the candidates, they took their famous walk through the flags and onto the stage. Then, the drum roll, the request for the envelope, and Magnuson disclosed the new Homecoming Royalty, King Jim Becker and Queen Kim Schissel. Homecoming • 15
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Page 14 — Top left: 1979 King Jeff Evans and Queen Darci Tone make an appearance. Top right: Male Royalty: Jim Becker, Rick Decklever, Andy Hoiland, Ed Rucinski, Todd Marnie, John Schemmel, Paul Gangelhoff, and Doug Neeser. Lower: Senior guys show their spirit. Page 15 — Top: Female Royalty: Geri Goehl, Karla Peterson, Kim Schissel, Cindy Peterson, Kathy Vidmar, Laura Schwantes, Jill Jacobson, and Kirsten Lindman. Lower left: Knight Thymers, Diane Martinson and Laura Kiser perform. 1980-81 Homecoming Royalty King and Queen Jim Becker and Kim Schissel Senior Attendants Geri Goehl Rick Decklever Karla Peterson Andy Hoiland Cindy Peterson Todd Marnie Laura Schwantes Doug Neeser Junior Attendants Jill Jacobson, Paul Gangelhoff Sophomore Attendants Kathy Vidmar, John Schemmel Freshman Attendants Kirsten Lindman, Ed Rucinski 14 • Homecoming
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Page 16 — Top: Cowpokes Stephanie Berganthal, Vicki Heggem, and Chris Robideau pile up their grub. Lower left: With a threatening glance, Karen Lindau seems to say, “One step closer, partner, and you’ve had it!” Lower right: Stephanie Berganthal shows off her duds. Page 17 — Top: The Legend of Cowboy Copas lives on, as Steve Copas waves to his fans. Lower: After a hard day at the ranch, Tumbleweed Thompson, Red McEnery, Slim Sievers, Ranchhand Robideau Ride ’em Roding, Bucking Bratt-land, and their girl Renee Pardello display their school spirit. 16 • Cowboy Copas
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