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Left: The drill team, led by Jessie Parmer and Tracy Green, walk down West Pearl Street showing their stuff. Below Left Diagonally: Bart Hirt is in control while the Senior class gets crazy when riding on the Senior Float. Below: The Varsity Tennis Team shows their support for the Bulldog Football Team during the parade. Left: Four Batesville cheerleaders enjoy a ride in the Homecoming Parade. Above: Juniors show their support in the parade. Homecoming 7
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Everyone Loves a Parade F veryone loves a parade. At least everyone oat the annual Homecoming Parade did. The parade was held Friday, September 25, at 6:00 p.m. Following the same route as in previous years, it began on Mullberry Street in front of the pool and ended up at the football field. The parade was led by “Billy Bulldog’, acting as Grand Marshall. Next came the drill team, majoret- tes, and the high school band mar- ching to ‘Fire Up’’. Then came the floats. The winning float was the Senior float. The class of 87 made it to the top with a surfing Lawrenceburg Tiger who was about to be hit by the “Big Blue Wave”. Among other entries in the parade were the graduating classes of 1961 and 1966, the Junior Powder Puff Team, Wiley’s Coyotes, the Freshman Football Team, the cheerleaders, and several cars from Nobbe Motors. Above Right: Billy Bulldog and Mrs. Voegele enjoy a moment during the Parade. Right: Now here's a bunch of wild and crazy people. Above: The Senior Float took a big first place in the class float competition. Homecoming
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Bulldogs Fall to Tigers his year’s homecoming game was scheduled for Friday night, September 26, but due to rain and lightning the game was postponed until Saturday night. Before the game a ceremony was held for Bob- bi Vicars where Coach Scalf and the team presented her with an autographed game ball. As the game began, it was the Bulldogs kicking off to the Lawrenceburg Tigers. Within the first quarter, the Tigers scored twice. By halftime the score was already 28 to O in favor of the Tigers. The Bulldogs were forced to come out fighting and were able to score twice, holding the Tigers to only one more touchdown. Although the Bulldogs tried hard to fight back, the final score was 35-14. Above Right: Coach Seright and Manager Dike give the Bulldog defense a waterbreak. Above: Todd Simpson catching a long pass vs. Lawrenceburg. Left: Brebs waits contentedly for the snap of the ball. 8 Homecoming Game
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