Armijo High School - La Mezcla Yearbook (Fairfield, CA)

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Activities Judy Jernigan reigns as queen for 1982 Homecoming day finally arrived with bands, floats, and all the little things that go with Homecoming. This is one of those little things. This story is about Judy Jernigan. Judy Jernigan was picked for the 1981-82 Home- coming Queen. You can not imagine the feelings of being Queen for a day, but Judy and the many other Queens that Armijo has had know those feelings. Judy said that she was never more shocked in her whole life. She just could not believe it when her name was called for Queen. The word Queen really rings loud in Judyis house. The year Judy won Freshmen, her sister, Betty Jerni- gan, won Homecoming Queen. That was a day to re- member in the Jernigan household. The day Judy received Homecoming Queen honors, you could only see how proud her mother was for she had tears streaming down her face as they called her daughter's name. That was not the only winner that day. The Senior Float, which Judy was in charge of, won first place and the Varsity Football team, which Judy cheers for, also won. You might say that Judy has a magic touch for everything she had touched turned into a winner. 20 Activities V 1 t

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Activities The Homecoming Parade Gets Off to a Floating Start As the crowd watched the Homecoming Parade, they could truly see all the work that had gone into the floats. The Senior Float, which won first place, was put together in two weeks with hard but fun work. Most of the thanks should go to Suzy Sutter for designing the float and for being dedicated enough to always be there to work on the float. Second place went to the Junior Class of 1983 with their fine idea of a float. The Juniors are looking towards the Senior Tea and the Junior-Senior Prom. The class is well put together and is looking towards higher and better things. Third place went to the Freshmen Class of 1985. Under the supervision of Mr. Scherr and Mrs. Hall, the President of the Freshmen Class, Chris Chalk began theforganization of the float. Two weeks before the Homecoming Parade, the Freshmen Class began building their float. Last but not least, the Sophomore float received fourth place for the Schoolhouse on wheels. With hard work, each float came out different than the next and all the floats showed the school pride. Congratulations to you all. rsgm, I' 22 Activities ,, s at r, Sh M so