Benjamin Bosse High School - Legacy / Spirit Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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Freshman and sophomore girls remove The Homecoming trellis so the game can begin. Student ere 15

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HSomeOhe Should Be Taking ATTehdohce Homecoming SoTurdoy downed crisp and clear and The Bosse campus was alive wiTh ocTiviTy. The Pep Club arrived early To decoroTe for The big game ogoinsT ReiTz. Two oTher evenTs, boTh sTorTihg OT 9 am, were a car wash sponsored by The publica- Tions sTGTfs 0nd 0 Tour of Bosse by The Class of '38. The sToffs reporTed washing obouT 50 cars and said The cash would be used To pay for journalism supplies. Busi- ness was slow 0T firsT, which workers oTTribuTed To The cool day, buT boTh TTheoTed up in The ofTernoon. The Class of 38 expressed enjoymehT 0T seeing Their old campus looking so busy. Brandon Franklin and David Guschson make a splash as They helped ouT CT The journalism car wash. One member commenTed, Someone should be Taking oTTendonce! There seem To be as many sTudenTs here Today as on 0 regular school day! Mr. John Russell, Assis- TonT Principal, led The group. AbouT noon The Marching Bulldogs and The flag corps arrived To dress for Their por- TicipoTion in ThoT ofTernoon's parade CT The WesT Side NUT Club's Fall FesTivol. Three busloods of band members and flag girls deporTed for The WesT Side; The car wash ended 0T 2 pm; and Pep Clubbers finally had every balloon in place. The hisToric building, packed wiTh memories, was IefT To resT - for a while. And The winner is . , . Members of The Class of '38 are delighTed To find Their old homeroom. PoTTy Godeke and Chris Goller begin placing balloons on The gazebo. 1A STudenT Life

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D.J, Robbie Thomas' choices proved popular 01 The Homecoming Dance. 16 STUdem Life Homecoming: IT's NOT JusT An Ordinary Day This was noT jusT on ordinary fooTboll game. This OcTober 8 game was special. Bulldog fans filled Enlow STO- dium. IT was FooTbclI Homecoming, 1988. The ceremonies sTorTed obouT 7:10 p.m., wiTh The bond marching onTo The field To play This year's Theme, iiFriends Are Friends Forever. RepresenTing The freshman class were Michele ScoTT and Hurley Es- Ters, Amy Williams and David Jock- son. Sophomore represenToTives in- cluded Amiro Akrcbowi and Joe Dickinson who placed an ill Andy ElkinsT, Tino Nix and STeve Beliles. Junior class represenToTives were Valerie Robbins and Brandon Frank- lin, Marika FleTcher and Mike Cope- land. The senior class was represenTed by Amy Burboge and Ronnie Harris, Ro- chel Hoskins and Eric LonTz, Lori Hel- fey and Lee Wood, KoThy SmiTh and David YoTes, Taunyo Nicely and James Trinkle, Kim Williams and Rob- bie Young. SpiriTs were high as This year's King and Queen were abouT To be an- nounced. The iiVoice of Bosse, Mr. James Fay, drew ouT The anxious crowd as he paused afTer reading The names of The runner-up King, James Trinkle, 0nd Maid of Honor, Tounya Nicely. Finally The words were ouT: Robbie Young and Kim Williams would reign over This year's Homecoming courT.