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We lost the Big Game for the second consec- utive year. Despite the loss, Homecoming fes- tivities continued as usual with a dance Satur- day night to present the Queen and her court. The S.G.A. sponsored dance featured Rose, a local band, and was decorated according to the theme, Always and Forever. Pat Brown was crowned 1978-79 homecoming queen during halftime of Friday night's game. The court was serenaded by the Butler band and a special bluegrass band led by assistant princi- pal Ray Steelman. above — Rebel band gets into formation for pres- entation of the homecoming court, left — Leroy Pugh, junior, escapes Huntsville defenders. opposite page — top left — Assistant Principal Ray Steelman, with harmonica, joins guitarist Tony Myers, Butler maintenance supervisor, in a bluegrass halftime show. top right — Coach John Meadows watches his last homecoming game from the sidelines, bottom — Homecoming court escorted by their fathers. From left: Grace Risberg, Pam Stewart, Liz Butler, Dawne Williams, Pat Brown, Kim Vining, Vickie Moreno.
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Homecoming — the Big Game
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A Ne Beginning The elections this year produced a great change in Alabama's political face. This is the first year since 1958 that the name Wallace has not appeared on the Democratic ticket. New, fresh faces are marching the campaign trails. Democratic nominee for Governor, Fob lames, has never run for political office before. His Republican opponent is Guy Hunt. In Washington, D.C., Alabama will be represented by two new Senators. Don- ald Stewart, Democrat, and )im Martin, Republican, are competing for Place 2, being vacated by Maryon Allen, who is completing her late husband's term. Stewart defeated Mrs. Allen in the pri- maries. Howell Heflin will be filling Place One, being vacated by the retiring )ohn Sparkman. Locally, Joe Patterson was elected sheriff in a controversial election.
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