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The Fall of Troy An annual fall gathering of spirit and friends . . . this is Homecoming. It culminates the feelings of returning to school, the excitement, the slight nervousness, the eagerness, and most of all, the fun. The students join together to face the new year's events. Class competition is always strong during Homecoming week. Working with the theme The Fall of Troy, each strives to outdo the other in float-building, an activity that starts even before the beginning of school. The day finally arrives when these masterpieces of fine planning, great art, and plain hard work, are paraded before their cheering fans. Float-building might be led by partisan groups, but the snake dance is for all, as they wind around trees and posts in high spirits and with a sense of great fun. The variety show allows students to present their various ta. ents while the others are provided with some great entertai ment. And, of course, there is that breathtaking moment when the Homecoming royalty is announced. This all leads up to the event of the week that everyone an ipates. Football is an integral part of fall. So is Homecomir week. Together, the Homecoming football game means fall nothing else does. In this year's game, Arapahoe scored a resounding victory over Aurora Central, with a final score of 44 to 7. As the spirits of the Arapahoe Warriors rose, the Trojans did indea fall. e 'wg A ,-QV. , , 4
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Homecoming Royalty is announced! Preliminary and final voting has produced results. Finally it is known, the honored places of royalty are filled. This year seated in the wicker throne was Laura Sasaki, Queen, with Rick Carbone, King. Senior princesses were Sue Eckert and Karen Jones, senior princes were Mark Frohardt and Dan Jewell. Wendy Mead and Carrie Nafus were the junior princesses, while Robin Carlson and Chuck Richardson were the junior princes. Soph omore princesses were Cathy Gear and Jeri Gee, sophomore princes were Dirk Durdy and Bob Jones. The Homecoming Dance winds up the week of fun. The ea- gerness and excitement of the past week is indicative of the year's events to come.
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