Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

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For the first time in the School's his- tory, there were four homecoming maids elected for the underclassmen. The homecoming spirit wasn’t lost when the Gators fell to the Toulmin- ville Rattlers. Instead a new world awaited in the gymnasium. Music was provided by “Mirage” and the gym was decorated around the theme ‘‘Shadow Dancing.” The queen and her court led the call- outs. Couples' pictures were being made and the students crowded on the floor performing their talents in the dancing division until the stroke of midnight when Homecoming ‘78 was over, but the memories will remain in the minds of all who were participants. PAGE 14 — Upper Left: Freshman Maids were Cindy Lomax, jil) Wiggins. Debbie Broadhead. and Sharon Davidson. Upper Right: This hall is ready for judging. Sophomore maids were Michelle Brown. Martha Newton. Rhonda McRaney. and Lori Stevens. PAGE 15 — Upper Left: Junior Maids were Kellie Hill. Angela Stewart. Annie Tarver, and Patti Stew- art. Lower Left: Angela Stewart congratulates Shandra Clark for winning homecoming queen. Center Carmen Reyes won-1978 out- standing Cheerleader. Rignt Center Louise McVay and Ms. Vikki McGee sample desserts brought for the Senior Dinner. Lower Right: This is an overhead shot of the whole field for- mation. 14 Homecoming

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Homecoming, the climax of football season, officially began Friday, Octo- ber 13, when the court was presented to the Student Body for the first time. Also during the week halls were proudly decorated by all classes and the spirit began to arise! Thursday, October 19, was an active day. Third period a tea given by the Student Council was held in Room 22. Corsages were given to all the maids and the maids were given instructions on field formation. Beginning at 3 o'clock the traditional homecoming parade began. The best decorated car was won by Section 1203. The spirit became “red-hot” at the bonfire Thurs- day night. The skit Fantasy Island” was performed by the Varsity Cheer- leaders. The Outstanding Cheerleader, Carmen Reyes, and Cheerleader Sweet- heart, Kenny Stewart were announced. The day of the game the Senior class made school history with the Turkey and Dressing Dinner. Dinners were still being served at kick-off time. Excitement filled the air and every- one was anxious for half-time to begin. Homecoming would not have been pos- sible if not for the Student Council, under the direction of Ms. Vikki McGee. The preparations began during the summer and were not completed until homecoming night. 16 Homecoming