Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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UPPFR LEFT: Joel Sorlie focuses a tackle toward his spaced-out opponent. Brandon Valley was certainly flirtin' with disaster as the C-Hawk gridders whipped 'em good in a Homecom- ing victory. The score was 6-0. LOWER LEFT: A toga was Janette Reil- ly's choice of clothing to wear on dress down day. Is this what the fu- ture will Bring??? Cosmic!! CENTER RIGHT: Scott Nelson, Mike In- gebrigtson, and Scott Snyders proudly display the freshmen float. LOWER RIGHT. Receiving the award for the most beautiful float was the sophomore class. L

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Year Blasts-Off With Homecoming UPPER LEFT: Sonja Frislie plays a happy tune during an early morning march. Band members practiced many hours for the Homecoming half-time show. UPPER RIGHT: Receiving the award for the most original float were the seniors. CENTER RIGHT: The parade marshal for the Homecoming parade was Harry Rathje. He and his wife were chauferred by Todd Ramse and Al Bubba Hilt. LOWER RIGHT: Swing choir created a fes- tive atmosphere at Coronation. They boo- gied to an arrangement of I Got the Mu- sic in Me . Also performing were the per- cussion ensemble and wind ensemble.

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Over Homecoming Festivities UPPER LEFT: Royalty members Pat Minihan and Jill Renli. UPPER MIDDLE: Royalty members Kris Viereck and Andy Toft. CENTER LEFT: Jean Roti and John Pe- terson share a happy moment after be- ing named CHS's queen and master. CENTER RIGHT: The junior float re- ceived Most Humorous and Best Overall awards for their version of Old McCoplan . Bill Harmon and Greg Sehr, along with various animals, kept the farm in order as it paraded down the street. LOWER LEFT: The high school band performed enjoyable half-time enter- tainment for a large Homecoming crowd.