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Icow mt Homecoming-the word itself sets the mood. Working on floats, dressing for spirit week, watching the bonfire and pa- rade, and welcoming home the alumni were just few of the events of Homecoming 75. Floats, organizations, and deco- rations all revolved around the theme “Circus World. lean and jersey, farmers, nos- talgia, class color, and red and white days were the symbols of spirit week and the anticipation of the weekend. Thursday night the traditional bonfire in the Community Park was ablaze due to the efforts of senior boys who volunteered their time to construct the woodpile. The fire was not lit until Varsity Cheerleaders led a few cheers and football co-cap- tains Kevin McDonald, Mike Mason and Bob Vitkus, seniors, gave a pep talk to the crowd. The bonfire provided only a brief period of rest, as once again Thursday night rolled into Friday morning all too soon for those who put finishing touches on class floats. Homecomi ng day provided the most activity for those in- volved. An hour before the pa- rade started, all floats had to be at Munster Christian Reformed Church for judging. Three class floats, a side show by Publications, Science Club ' s Monty Python ' s Flying Circus, princesses cars, cheerleaders. Marching Band, Majorettes, and Drill Team proceeded down the Ridge Road parade route. After the parade, students and teachers re-enacted childhood days by competing on four- member teams in Office Educa- tion Association ' s (OEA) trike race. Mike Caskey, junior, Dan Harvey, senior, and freshmen Chris Pokrifcak and Bob Wis- newski known as Charged, were the (Continued on pg. 12) ABOVE: Light My Fire. Homecoming festivities wouldn ' t be complete without the warmth of the bon- fire that sparks the spirit of the crowd gathered at Community Park. V 10 Homecoming
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LEFT: Off center. Adjustments made to the crown of queen Marita de la Cotera by senior escort Gary Lynn are necessary when it slips off center amid dance excitement. BELOW: Ending it all. Seniors ' circus elephant ended their chance for ever winning another float title. Their elephant received second place. ABOVE: Serving it up. Providing refreshments for hungry couples keeps freshman Janine Slivka busy. RIGHT: Clowin ' not frownin ' . Many hours of work paid off as the Junior Class captured first with their dyno-mite clown.
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