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The 1977 Homecoming Queen, Diana Moorehead, and her court opened the Homecomong festivities with a flash of color and excitement. Once again, old-fashioned cars brought the queen and attendants around the stadium where their dates awaited to escort them onto the field. Student Council president, Mike Alfman, proudly crowned Diana queen. Her attendants were Debbie Straker and Amy Bruns, seniors; Lisa Wright and Theresa Ritchey, juniors; Lori Huey and Martha Mason, sophomores. Student Council members, traditional organizers of Homecoming, this year honored previous football players who have represented Zanesville High School in the annual North- South All-Star game over the past 30 years. To futher add to the wondrous glory of the night. Blue Devils severely crushed their opponent Linden McKinley, with an impressive 41-14 tally. Homecoming Court members (counter clockwise from upper left): Debbie Straker and Amy Bruns, senior attendants; Lori Huey, sophomore attendant; Queen Diana Moorehead; Marsha Mason, sophomore attendant; Theresa Ritchey and Lisa Wright, junior attendants.
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Eelebrate the Hqmegejming After a stirring victory over Lin- den McKinley with the final score 41-14, students celebrated at the Homecoming dance. The dance was an annual conclusion to the night's activities. The theme of the dance was a “A Night with the Stars and Stu- dent Council had appropiately decorated the cafeteria. The band, Razzle kept the dance lively and the dancers moving to the sound of popular tunes. The band members brought self-made films which were shown during intermission as an added feature. Student Council furnished re- freshments which were also po- pular during intermissions. The annual fall activity dance ended after midnight with a tra- ditional slow tune. 14
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