Yale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Yale, MI)

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YALE LET ' S THEIR Everybody is getting into it. J Out spirit keeps on rolling on. SPIRIT SHINE It was high noon; the sun was full when all the members gathered on the street. The parade began and was led by the policemen. The parade in- cluded the floats made by our high school students. Also, many Yale community members such as the Hos- pital Auxilary participated. Cheerlead- ers rode on cars cheering for a home- coming victory. Child ren from the Dale Ann ' s School of dance were in- cluded in this year ' s parade. No pa- rade is really a parade without a clown. That ' s why high school stu- dents dressed up as clowns and livened the parade. This year ' s parade was a super turnout and the weather was terrific. It was the biggest parade in quite some time. Varsity cheerleaders showing their spirit. 10

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UP AND HOLLER! The least of Yale ' s worries was getting Paul Klocke around end, as Jeff Ferrier escorts.

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I WAS HAPPY AND HONORED . . . The best is here; they have arrived; the homecoming court of 85 . This year ' s homecoming court was made up of two fresh- men, two sophomores, four juniors, and six seniors. The excitement was really high as the homecoming King and Queen were to be an- nounced. They announced Julie Ainsworth as homecoming queen At first it didn ' t seem like they should be saying my name. When the shock wore off I was happy that all my classmates gave me this honor. When they announced Kent Porter as homecoming King his reaction was, I was happy and honored that all my classmates vot- ed for me. It especially meant a lot for me because my grandparents and mother were there. The year- book staff would like to congratu- late Julie and Kent on becoming our 1984-85 homecoming King and Queen. Last Year ' s Queen proudly presents the Queen ' s attire to Julie Ainsworth. Sharing their happiness Kent and Julie hug Receiving his royal apparrel is the 1984-85 King Kent Porter. eac other. 11