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Homecoming Highlights Football Season Homecoming is always the result of much hard work and prepara- tion that go on in the weeks be- fore. This year's homecoming was reigned over by Queen Olga Ybarra with first attendant Sharon Felber and second attendant Sue Shilling. The rest of the court was made up of Glenda Barnard, junior at- tendant, Lisa Lykens, sophomore attendant, and Sue Binns, fresh- man attendant. During the pre-game festivities, the prize-winning junior float was displayed with its theme, Next Stop: Victory . The senior float, Truck On, PCHS, gave them second place. The sophomore float, a colorful Donald Duck, was third, while the frosh float, Let's Nail 'Em, came in last. To complete the homecoming events, the football team came through with a 19-O win over Bowl- ing Green. 554121 f, , .4 .::... met , A. While working on the junior float, Becky Blackburn, Glenna Gurtz, and john Gill dis- play the teamwork that goes into a success- fulfloat. B. The creators of the senior float, a bright blue and yellow dumptruck, urge everyone to Truck On. C. During the annual homecoming parade, spirited seniors Kathy Iohnson and Ann Jad- wisiak cheer in anticipation of a Redskin vic- tory. 'IS
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