Bellmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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Rain cancels parade for Homecoming I When was one of the best times to get involved in school activities, dress crazily, or just raise your spirits? Homecoming week, of course! This year, some of the crazy dress days included costume day and grub day. These special days broke the monotony and added a little spice to the regular school routine. On Wednesday, the rivalry arose once again between the jun- ior and senior girls as the Powder Puff game got underway. The gru- eling practices held before school and in the evenings paid off for the senior girls who proudly left the football field with a victorious 6-0 score. Games are intended to create fun and that was the case Thurs- day evening as Tony Meyer was the winner of the sack race. Tony was also one-half of the winning team with Scott Aurand in the three-legged race. Nick Miller proved how rapidly his mouth could consume a pie as he cap- tured first place in the pie-eating contest, and Marty Hess jammed 38 marshmallows in his mouth to win that sticky event. The tricycle race ended with the team of Scott Aurand and Mark Rauch crossindi the finish line in unison with Marl Grote and Ronnie Braun creating a tie in that contest. On Friday morning the pep sesl sion was a large success when tha teachers did their part in Homel coming by performing a crazy skitl Friday evening the annual paradJ was unfortunately cancelled! because of the rainy weather! Nevertheless, the float contest was still held and the sophomores] captured the rewarding first place] prize. All in all, Homecoming week of! 1 980 was a big success. 1 — Homecoming Week

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STUDENT LIFE This is the place to be Friday night football games, parties, West-Side Story, prac- tices, the Junior-Senior prom, cruisin ' , McDonald ' s, teepeing . . . and the list goes on. Each of these played a small but very important part in our lives as students. We could always be found doing something exciting or out-of-the-ordinary to make our student lives more enjoyable and memorable. After all, whoever said that weekdays and weekends had to be day-in and day-out routines? Not us! It ' s true we took one day at a time, but we never passed up a chance to share a laugh or a good time with a friend. You say you have nothing to do on a typical Friday night? Well, head on over to our place. You ' re sure to find something going on. Our place is A GREAT PLACE TO BE! Junior Linda Keuneke always finds time to flash a friendly smile. Junior Phil Smith iends a helping hand to band parent, Bev Stuck, during the annual Band Boosters ' dessert jniof Denny Faurote and his lovable. utchable friend ' Pierre ' prepare to take es- ' ma morning break dunng Yearbook Student Life Division— 9

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Dordination is the name of the game as niors Teresa Wolpert and Cindy Dan- s enjoy themselves in the three-legged ce. Homecoming Week — 1 1