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ii x it Kd , X imma- J x. K1 in is, 3 L' x 1. Kim Watkins was chosen 1976-1977 homecoming queen. 2, Pyramid building was one of the higiights ofthe homecoming assembly. 3. The 1976-1977 homecoming court was Vicky Monsour, Nancy Alt- mayer, Lourdes Andrades Moreno, Michelle Long, Kim Wakins,and Jane Comerford. 4. Kim Watkins recievd a big hug from Brad Paltrey after being crowned homecoming queen. 5. The Duchess homecoming float was graced by Beth Hatchel, Donna Secore, Melanie Jahnke, Lynda Levitt, and Chris Cohen. 5 ,L L Homecoming X 17
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Watkins Wins 1976 Homecoming was a combination of sparkling color, ' pageantry and nostalgia. The theme Musical Fantasies was carried out in the floats and highlighted in sound by the Apache Band. The traditional Homecoming Dance was held in the gym fol- lowing the game. Entertainment was provided by two bands DUEDEI1 Heath and Zack Bass. The evening closed in enthusiasm and spirit ofthe Bicentennial year. 3 16 f Homecoming
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Red, old, PA, Chees Fight' As in the past, the pep squad tried to gain the interest of the student body, but as usual, they did not succeed. Accompaning most ofthe home football games was a pep assembly, requiring some 2,000 people to plle into the north gym to scream and yell. The assemblies and rallies were a great improvement over last year's, but the nega- tive attitude ofthe students remained the same. All ofthe blame, however, cannot be placed on the pep squad. They spent many tiring hours before and after school planning and preparing the assemblies and rallies. The pep assemblies included an assortment of activities such as skits, cheers, and a small amount of audience participation. The pep rallies at lunch gathered several onlookers as the pep squad held a variety of contests, with a variety of prizes. The involvement of lvlr. Payne, the pep squad advisor, seemed to help with the originality ofthe activities. He did alot more than the student body or the faculty had ever expected, by actually taking part in the assemblies rather than just advising them. 18 f Pep Assemblies and Rallies
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