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The 1986 Homecoming Parade theme was " Catch the Wave Devils. " The Student Congress sold Max Hea- droom T-shirts and Homecoming sweatshirts featuring Coke to pro- mote Homecoming spirit. Each class participated by creating outrageously colorful floats. Every float followed the theme by supporting the devil team and putting down the Logans- port Berries. The first place prize went to the crazy senior class, whose great slogan was, " Devils, Wipe Out the Berries. " The Varsity football team tradi- tionally rode on the bright red fire en- gine shouting, " We ' re number one " through the streets of Richmond. The parade wound up at Lybolt Field for a rowdy pep assembly and the annual girls Powder Puff game. Now for some commentary on the evening games. The sophomore Powder Puff team de- feated the freshman and the senior Powder Puff defeated the juniors. For a new addition to the pep as- sembly there was the " Smooch a Sow " contest sponsored by Student Con- gress. Mr. Hardman was the lucky teacher penny voted by the students to kiss a pig. Varsity football team rides into victory for the Homecoming game. Homecoming King .John Senese and Queen Mi- chelle Paraiso smile for the traditional picture. Kathy Love flashes that famous Devilette smile while preparing for Homecoming ' 86 parade. " Come on, Smile! " Chad White urges to king candidates Steve Booker, Kelly Shepard, Scott Clark, Mitch Kraemer and .John Senese. 4/Parade
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