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KING BRAD AND QUEEN CATHY REIGN As we all know, the big event of the fall season is Homecoming. The Student Council did a commendable job of planning and organizing the spirit-filled week. Among the new activities for Homecoming week were the Crazy Hats and Socks Day and Dress Up Day for the stu- dents and Slop Day for teachers. They both caused much merriment throughout the hallways. On Thursday the sen- iors mixed some hard work with lots of fun to create the great bonfire. At the pep rally Friday, a new award was presented. The Spirit Stick was won by the sophomores who displayed the most spirit by participating in the week's activities with much enthusiasm. This year the floats were something to be proud of. Yes, even the seniors'. Again the sophomores took first place with the freshmen, juniors, and seniors trailing close behind. A victorious Homecoming game would have made the week perfect, but despite the herculean effort of our team, Forreston beat us, 28-0. Memories was the theme of Saturday's dance with Cathy Zoet and Brad Kufalk being crowned Homecoming Queen and King. BRUCE AND RORY Play King of the Mountain Crazy hat day Here Come Da Judge Working on float Making Posters Slop Day? 10
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SADIE HAWKINS Lori and Rick await the Judge's decision. See Gene Run The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by FHA, proved to be a worthwhile and fun-filled event this year. Contrasting to some previous years, the at- tendance was up and more couples applied their ima- ginative skills to create the Dogpatch style costumes and corsages. The band, called Image, was a local group from Leaf River. They did an admirable job even according to the music critics of BHS. There were many things to keep the couples busy, such as the BIG CHASE, the wedding ceremonies, and the costume and corsage judging. The singles just mingled with other singles. The consensus was that it was a successful evening. Sign on the Dotted Line
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