Bradley Bourbonnais Community High School - Bradleyan Yearbook (Bradley, IL)

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Will we ever have everything completed by Friday? wondered several of the work- ers. f4J Walt Dunsworth and Q51 Kim Leri- ger were only two of the people who had the tedious task of coloring the gym walls. Along with the wall decorating came the construction of the queen's throne and placement of streamers near the ceiling. Q71 Mark Edmonds soon learned that pa- tience was the most difficult part of decora- ting. Homecoming 2 l

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H0 X 0' l ' L f if Color My World was the theme of this year-'s homecoming. Homecoming re- quired much preparation, not only for the dance, but for the parade, too. flj With all the hustle and bustle involved in float finishing, Deb Winkel and Kathy Hanold still found time to play with a friendly kitten. f3j While they played, it was work-time for Kim Peters and Randy VadeBoncouer. They listened closely to paper stuffing instructions. f6J Becky Phillips already had the float stuffing process well under control. Q21 Linda Legris took a quick breather from her duties as float builder. 20 Homecoming ECDM Vi . 3 -4 I li I s Hs' 3 5 V

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H0 ECDM N The student body elected Joni Corbett as queen to reign over Homecoming 1975. The day of the parade was sunny but a bit windy for the queen and her court. Waiting for the parade to begin were f4J Queen Joni fly and her courtg Sue Willis, Carol Forgue, Vicky Cloonen, Pam Rothe, and Tina LaRoche. 'ul H 1 :YI x 22 Homecoming