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! Homecoming Court of 1981 are, Using the theme of The West Side Story, n left to right, Majella Chube, Louis the Junior float predicts THE END of the es, Rose Sgambelluri, Tom Rivera, West Side Cougars. :y Welsh, John Connell, Mardee , lere, Bob Thompson, Maria Lorenz, 1 Alex Mishel. Homecoming Homecoming Day, October 2, 1981, was filled with tradition. Niner fans were ner- vous and excited about the upcoming football game against the Gary West Side Cougars as the results of flower-fluffing and float-building parties came rolling down Broadway. The senior float with its “Pooh on the Cougars, Let’s Winnie” theme led the parade. Next in line was the award-winning junior float with a theme of “West Side Story.” The freshman- sophomore “Can the Cougars” float followed, leading a line of luxury cars car- rying Homecoming Gueen candidates. Not far behind were the decorated cars, with Susie Doherty driving her award- winning best decorated car. Halftime found Mardee LeMere standing in the midst of scattered Homecoming mum petals, with a spine-tingling north wind blowing, receiving her 1981 Homecoming Oueen crown from Nancy Ribordy, 1980’s Oueen. And Niners crowned the evening by bringing home a 21-0 victory over the Cougars. •The following evening, a dance in the cafeteria climaxed Homecoming events. Mardee and her escort, Larry Thomas, began the traditional first dance to the music of Kathy’s Rhythm Machine. Soon, other couples joined them on the dance floor, making the annual celebration a memorable “Saturday in the Park.” Mardee LaMere, the 1981 Homecoming Queen.
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After weeks of preparation, Susan Dot An evening of excitement begins as the ty, Claudia Itin, and Renee Halfman p sun sets behind the senior float. udly present their award-winning produ Making last minute adjustments on the Froshmore float are Chu Kulsakdinun and Sally Jensen. Mark LaMere congratulates his twin sister with a bear hug. 14— Student Life
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. . . and Then the Dance Mardee LaMere, this year’s Homecoming queen, and her Joe Gawor and his date bring escort Larry Thomas take the back Chuck Berry’s “Twist” first slow dance at Homecom- to Homecoming, 81. ing, 1 98 1 . Carrie LaMere, Barbie Swan- son, Karen Page, and Lisa Schumann stand at attention, ready to serve refreshments to guests at the Homecoming dance. Taking a break from the dance, Bill Tittle, Maria Mallonee, Jeff Quinn and Don- na Behnke enjoy refreshments buffet style. 16— Student Life
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