Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

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14 Homecoming

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9 One of the most important water passage- ways in the world is the Panama Canal through which hundreds of ships pass every day. U.S. Negotiators Ellsworth Bunker and Sol Linowitz are shown with their wives as President Carter escorts them to the cabi- net Room to brief senior Administration of- ficials on the draft treaty that would give Panama full control of the canal and its zone on Dec. 31, 1999. During the Bert Lance controversy President Carter told the people that Lance was “a man of complete integrity and complete confidence.”

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As The Suspense Grew “The new 1977 Homecoming Queen is Gine Riley.” Cheers filled the stadium as the master of cere- monies, Gwin McAll, announced the new Homecoming Queen. The crowd roared and the Queen cried and laughed all at the same time. She was presented roses by Mr. Faulk and crowned by the 1976 Homecoming Queen Renee Win- ters. Homecoming of 1977 was one of the biggest and most exciting events Satsuma had witnessed in a long time. The parade consisted of forty- three cars. It traveled in and around subdivisions in Satsuma and Sara- land. The stands were packed and the Gators showed the Bay Minette Lions they meant business as Sat- suma triumphed, 14 to 6. As half- time drew closer everyone began to wonder who the Queen would be. Since the entire student body vot- ed on the queen, everyone had his or her favorite. The six senior girls were nervous, finding it difficult to believe they were actually capable of becoming the Homecoming Queen. Gwin McAll and Kathy Salter served as master and mistress of ceremony. As they announced the first and second runners-up the crowd became silent, straining to hear which of the four girls would reign as the 1977 Homecoming Queen. When the Queen was an- nounced everyone seemed pleased yelling for joy when Gine Riley was crowned the 1977 Homecoming Queen of Satsuma High School. First runner-up Janet Hurst screams with joy. Gine Riley is thrilled as Mr. Faulk pre- sents her with roses. A satisfied second run- ner-up, is Susan Mabry. Chris Christian ex- hibits his football ability. Gine Riley is be- ing crowned by Renee Winters. Pictured from left to right are second runner-up Su- san Mabry with escort Robert Stewart: Queen, Gine Riley with escort David Salter; and first runner-up Janet Hurst with escort Kenneth Stradford. Pictured from left to right are senior maids; Marcia Griffin with escort Tim Sullivan; Anita Sumrall with es- cort Joey Simison; and Deanna McLendon with escort Kenneth Langham. Ms. Vikki McGee tries to get everything in order for half-time.