Apollo High School - Olympus Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Students of Apollo showed enthusiasm this year during Home- coming’s Spirit Week. Each day was represented with a different event. There was a Western Day, Nerd Day, Hat With Dark Shades Day, Walt Disney Day, and Blue and Gold Day. Spirit At Its Height Above: Hawks rule the sky as shown by the Sophomore float. Upper right: Kristin Krouse and Liz Psller promote pep in the Homecoming assembly. Right: Mary Balzic dresses up as our favorite mouse. Mickey. Opposite page upper comer: Spirit is shown by students wearing their various hats and dark shades. Opposite page lower corner: Winoka Webb. Audrey Smith, and Angle Harper help to raise school spirit by participating in Walt Disney Day. 24 Activities were held during both lunches to boost spirit. The most popular activity was the annual Male Beauty Contest. Winners were: first lunch, Jim Meeks, and second lunch, Andy Acedo. Other events were a flour blowing contest and a pep assembly on

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Hawks Rule The Sky Tom Catchings and Jul!« Govannlnl were the Senior attendants. Our 19791980 King and Queen were Andy Acedo and Kris Cole. Pictured together are all of the 19791980 Homecoming attendants. Top row Seniors: Tom Catchlngs and Julie Govannlnl. Juniors: Kevin Horne and Lori Poor. Sophomores: Diane Affeldt and Mark Raines. Freshmen: Jackie Henry and Richard Bale. 23

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the day of the football game. The feeling of excitement soared as students thought of a victori- ous Homecoming game versus Glendale, one of our arch rivals. Our Hawks defeated the Cardinals, 14 to 7. The half time celebration consisted of floats parading around the football field. Sophomores were triumphant as they captured the first place float trophy. Second place went to the Seniors, Juniors were awarded third place, and the Freshmen took fourth. Half- time festivities ended when royalty was crowned from those nominees who were voted on and approved by the entire student body. The Homecoming finale was the annual dance with music pro- vided by the group Sassi. With spirit higher this year, Homecom- ing will be remembered as a victorious and pleasant memory for all.