Monona Grove High School - Silver Scroll Yearbook (Monona, WI)

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MONONA GROVE HQMECCMI G Although Homecoming didn't officially start until Thursday night, preparations were being hurriedly made weeks ahead. ' The Home Economics Department added a boon to the ceremony by designing and making two royal cloaks of ruby velvet. Mr. Krizmanic donated his masterpiece in the form of a bejeweled crown for the King. Floats made by the three commissions and the FTA carried out Barb Buchanan's brainchild of a theme, Born to Victory. The floats, constructed at the homes of Jeri Goff, Dave Paterson, Shari Woodrow, and Gwyn Lewis, created both rivalry between and comradeship among the organizations. Frenzied stuffing of napkins, hammering of fingers, and bartering with shopkeepers produced four beautiful floats as the constructors worked late almost every night. The fate of the traditional pep ceremony of Homecoming fell as the icy rain on the night of the pep rally. Even though elaborate preparations had been arranged for a parade the idea was dissolved by the rain. The spirit, however, was hardly chilled. As Friday night approached the passion grew. The first half of the game was highlighted by the 13-O lead by Monona Grove. At every added point chain reactions shook the crowd. The audience spewed forth bursts of confetti as the band played the school song. The court consisting of Queen and her attendants watched the game from chairs adjacent to the bench. This proved to have its hazards when they were almost bowled over by football players. The return of the Native alumni sparked hi's from present students. The most recognizable change came from last year's seniors in the transformation from teens to college kids. The halftime program included the Grand promenade circling half the field by the Queen's court and their es- corts. The marching band put on an excel lent musical exposition. The climax occured when Homecoming King Wayne Fielder placed the floral crown on Bobbie Gannon adding his own personal seal of approval. The second half brought forth more excellent football. The final score was 27-0. Fine efforts by all the players accounted for the win.

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