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Suspense gives way to ela- tion as Jackie Bucko is an- nounced 1982’s Home- coming Queen. Of Carriages and Queens Horsedrawn carriages were used for the first time during Homecoming, 1982 to transport queen candidates to the festivities. They par- ticipated in the Homecoming parade, climaxing an entire week of preparation and special spirit days. Another innovation of this year’s Homecoming was that queen candidates Charisse Brokemond, Jackie Bucko, Marita Jao, Kathy Pearce and Beth Wojkovich, were escorted by relatives rather than classmates to the football field at halftime. Suspense and excitement crackled in the air as Jackie Bucko was an- nounced Homecoming Queen for 1982 and crowned by 1981 Queen Mardee LaMere. A sock hop the following even- ing climaxed an eventful Homecoming week for Niner fans. Mardee LaMere, the former Homecoming Queen, yields the coveted crown to her successor, Jackie Bucko. Beth Wojkovich and Kathy Pearce wait in an old- fashioned carriage for the beginning of the parade. Student Life — IS
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Homecoming Queen candidates and their escorts nervously await the beginning of halftime festivities. Hat Day brings out the spirited smiles of Kristen King, Mary Puntillo and Nicki Zelin. Freshman cheerleader Paula Reardon bestows a congratulatory hug on newly-crowned Queen Jackie Bucko. 14 — Student Life
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Karen DeMars applies her artistic ability to a pep sign for Homecoming. Juniors Randy Ramusack, Bob Bonta and Dawn Cloonan create an award-winning junior class float. 16 — Student Life Spirit Days The spirit of Niner fans comes through in many ways, par- ticularly at Homecoming. From pep buttons to pep assemblies, from Booster Club to band, many outlets are available for Niner spirit. Niners this year showed their spirit at Homecoming with a special Spirit Week, consisting of Crazy Socks Day, Hat Day, Tie Day, and finally, Cowboy Hat and Red and Gold Day. Major attractions of the Homecoming parade were the three class floats. The junior float, proclaiming “Teepee the Indians,” claimed first prize. A panel of faculty members judged decorated cars. Horsedrawn car- riages carrying the Homecoming Queen candidates added a touch of nostalgia to the parade. A Niner fan shows innovative spirit during Homecoming week.
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