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Page 32 text:
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t HOMECOMING QUEEN NOMINEES 1. Jill Brumbaugh 2. A lyssa Kim 3. Timo Par¬ rish 4. Nominees and their escorts are intro¬ duced to the student body. 5. Cheryl Uhlir 6. Tami War hurst 7. Jen¬ ny Shiffrar 8. Debbie DeReis 9. Dawn Green¬ wood 10. Jeneanne Jan¬ sen 11. Margo Knight 12. Jennifer Overman
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This year students from our school nomin¬ ated 12 students from the class who they thought deserved to be nominated for Mr. Husky 1983-1984. Some of the qualifica¬ tions were to be in a sport, to have been a member of an activity from school, to show class spirit. Well the way these were no¬ minated were in American Government classes. These were the twelve nominees, Paul Davis, Victor Fleischer, Steve Fu- denna, Terre Gibson, Randy Gonsalez, An¬ dre Johansen, Butch Kavorkian, Mike Hol- linghaus, Robert Martin, Ronny Martin. John Mena, Ernie Neeley. Then after we got these twelve 12 nominees, we had to pick our five finalists. These were Steve Fudenna, Randy Gonsalez, Ronny Martin, John Mena, and Ernie Neeley. Then out of our five finalists the one that the school felt most deserved it was Ernie Neeley. So our 1983-1984 Mr. Husky was Ernie Neeley. 1. Mr. Husky - Ernie Neeley. 2. Steve Fudenna. 3. Ronny Martin. 4. John Mena. 27
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For this years Homecoming Queen, the Senior class nominated twelve girls they thought deserved to represent their school. They were Alyssa Kim. Jill Brumbaugh. Timo Parrish. Jenny Shiffrar, Cheryl Uhlir, Debbie DeReis, Tami Warhurst, Mary Mitchell. Margo Knight. Dawn Greenwood. Jennifer Overman, and Jeneanne Jansen. At a rally, candidates were introduced with their escorts, so everyone would have a chance to hear their qualifications for be¬ coming queen. Then ballots were handed out to every student in their second period classes. Of the top twelve girls, five were chosen for the court. Debbie DeReis was crowned 1983-1984 Queen at the Homecoming Game. The Princesses also crowned were Dawn Greenwood. Jennifer Overman. Jenneane Jansen, and Margo Knight. The queen, her court, and the football team were winners this night. Debbie will pre¬ side over next years ceremony and will crown the new queen.
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