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Highlighting Homecoming '74 was the coronation. The Royal Court was ushered onto the stage by seniors Mike Barnes and Gary Ohms. The official announcement of who would reign as this year's King and Queen was made by the President of the Student Council, Darrell Hocken- berry. The pep club then provided the entertainment with a skit. Class floats were judged by local merchants. The results were as follows: Seniors-First place-'! Came, I Saw, I Conquered; Juniors- Third place- Give Us Victory And Give Them Death; Soph- omores-Second place- The Strong Shall Survive, And the Weak Shall Perish; Freshmen- Fourth place- Please Do Squeeze the Cyclones; Junior High- Confucius Say: Cyclones are Winless Against Spartans. 29
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Homecoming 1974 was dedicated to Mrs. Blanche Hall for her willing and devoted service to AHS. She was presented a bouquet of roses at the coronation ceremony. The traditional Homecoming parade which was led by the band and drill team included class floats a Booster Club float, and the fire truck carrying the football players and cheerleaders. Following the parade, the townspeople gathered at the bandshell for a pep assembly led by the cheerleaders. 28
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The Players? Boy's Varsity Basketball: Row 1- Jeff Schaaf, Pat Cassell, Larry Kloppenburg, Todd Bessire, Marty Mardesen, Ron Jensen, Mike Petersen, Dennis Clausen, Scott Westphalen, Darrell Hockenberry, Chris Roed. Row 2- Junior Varsity- Ass't Coach Jerry Hora, Steve Hansen, Frank Kopp, Steve Petersen, Darren Littleton, Delmar Kopp, Devan Nelson, Coach Dave Boldt. Row 3- Mark Hugg, Kevin Larsen, Kevin Beschorner, Alan Stanley, Mark Hansen; Manager, Tom Harris. The boys' team worked hard this year and showed plenty of hustle, but were hindered by lack of height throughout the year. They finished the year with an 8 win - 10 loss record but they hope for a better year in '76, as all but three players will return. 1. Two points down- Let's go guys! 2. Ron fakes, trying to get open. 3. Mike steps up for a shot while Ron and Todd look on. 4. Pat sizes up the defense while Todd waits for him to make a move.
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