Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

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12 THREE FOUR 1. Vikings rush to congrotulote eoch other os the flnol buzzer proves them victorious. 2. The sophomore floor, depicting the U.S. Hockey teom's victory over Russio. ploced first in the porode competition. 0. Bonfire flomes destroyed the wooden JC (Joseph City) before roin ended the activities. 4. Bond members, still In step in spite of the downpour, deserted the halftime show In search of cover. 5. Spirited and soaked. Viking cheerleaders cheered the team to victory. 6. Roy Mulvihill, winner of the pie-eating contest. shows off his victorious mug. 7. Debbie Block. Vicki Hansen, and Barbie Parenteou seek shelter under on umbrella at the game. fi. While Robby Craig intimidates two Wildcats, other Vikings block for the receiver. 9. Homecoming dedicatee. Bubbo Lopez, become the rainbow's gold for the junior float. 10. At the lost pre-gome practice, Mr. Hoyt explains o point to Kenny Baker in the huddle. 1 v

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1. Homecoming royolty includes second runners-up Orion Greene ond Suzonne Torrez, first runners-up Greg Hoffman ond Kelly Sullivan. King Don McNelly. and Queen Tino Danbury. 2. Junior Class worked in Old Trail’s Lumber Yard on their float for the upcoming Homecoming parade. 3. Age overcomes beauty os the faculty whips the Seniors! 4. Williams High School's modern doy cowpokes included Oeth Conedy. Elliot Ness. Thod Hansen, ond Kelly Sullivan. 5. Cooch Rich Hoyt: Our team's better than yours. Ducko!” 6. Freddie Zuniga ond Christina Martinez were honored os freshmen classes' Count ond Countess. Sophomores Sam Hatcher and Terri Hoffman were voted Duke and Duchess. Named Junior Prince and Princess were Joey Martinez and Deborah Riemer. 7. Cowpuncher Leslie Wright takes a break between roundups. SEVEN 11

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Vikings Soak the Wildcats As the Homes consumed the gigantic JC otop the blazing bonfire. Viking fans gathered to show support for the team. During Mr. Hoyt's traditional pep talk, raindrops began pelting down. I think we should ... get in our cars! began and ended his short-lived speech. Drenched attendees scattered to find shelter. A spirit-raising pep assembly before noon began the day's activities. Headed by the cheerleaders, the parade wound its way downtown with citizens cheering the Viking Band, teams, and class floats. Rain clouds teamed up with the Vikings to soak the Joseph City Wildcats. During the second quarter, raindrops splattered; froze, and bombarded fans, football players, band members, and cheerleaders. At halftime, a dripping band, still marching in step, bolted with the cheerleaders, off the field. From the announcer's stand Don Smith (the voice of the Vikings) encouraged people to get to shelter amid the thunder and lightning. The Vikings emerged with the sun, victorious (as well as soaked) by a score of 26 to 6. That night, many attended a well-deserved dance, highlighted by the crowning of King Dan McNelly and Queen Tina Bandbury by former royalty Andy Cooper and Esther Mulvihill. And so ended the Magic Moments of Homecoming.