Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE ROY- AL COURT reigned during Homecoming week: (front row) Jodi Boyer, Michelle Kruse, alfendents Alicia Davies and Nathan Thomp- son. Jana Van Woudenberg. Lisa Fossum, (back row) Don Hammer. Mark Thorson, Queen Karla Pederson. Master Gaylon Lems, Matt Herting. and Corey Ulrickson. Coronation Continues After 61 Years Coronation has been a tradition since 1925, when Myrtle Bankson was crowned Canton High School’s first Homecoming Queen. 1931 was also a turn- ing point, for Donald Hunt accom- panied Florence Dexter as the first Homecoming Master. Since then a senior girl and a senior boy have had the honor of repre- senting their high school and reign- ing over the festivities of Homecom- ing week. They are chosen by the entire student body. Any graduating senior is eligible for the running. A secret ballot is given to students in grades nine through 12. The top five vote-getters be- come royalty have their names on another ballot. The top placed girl and boy are revealed Monday night. AFTER THE CROWNING OF QUEEN AND MASTER, LISA Hauge sings the solo “If I Loved You. Homecoming 16A

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 ACTING OUT HIS DUTIES AS SOPHOMORE WAITER. Terry Yerkan serves Amy Schultz her banquet meal before prom. SOPHOMORE WAITRESSES ARE HEIDI HERTING. ELDRI Johnson. Jane Ulmer. Re- nee McMurry. Shelly Feekes. Terri Kooima. Kelli Decker. Amy Blackstone. Jane Schwartz, and Roxi Dougherty. SHORT STORY WAS NOT THE ONLY BAND PERFORMING prom night as Brian McEntee. Leon Eich. Kelly King, and Torey Jacobs sing their rendition of AC DC’s “You Shook Me All Night Long.’’ THE FEMALE DANCERS AT THE PROM KICKED OFF their heels to dance to the rhythm of the band’s music. Short Story Performs At Prom April 4 approached, streamers and balloons were ordered, invitations were written, and the deco- rating began. The dance floor was decorated by the seniors in (continued on page 17) TAKING THE THEME OF A GRAFITTED WALL. ONE OF the senior murals is decorat- ed with spray paint by Al Roskam and Corey Ulrickson

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FOR HER SKIT IN THE ASSEMBLY WHICH WON A MONEY prize from the student coun- cil. Jodi Boyer portrays a psychic who sees into the future of the football players' lives including Rob Freese, played by Diane Win- ter. EARNING THE BEST OVERALL TITLE. THE JUNIOR float holds cave people Mike Sehr. Sue Schwartzle. Brent Tiemann, and Karolyn Eakes for the the parade; the gorilla is Peggy Bergh MILITARY DAY FINDS SENIOR LESLI TOL- LINGER IN army garb; she won an honorable mention and a carnation lor her participation all week ‘Stone Spirit Age Rage’ Builds «Homecoming encour- aged students and faculty alike to partici- pate in the many scheduled activities and to show their spir- it for the school during Stone Age Rage week Septem- ber 29 through October 3. Monday, besides offering corona- tion and a bonfire afterward, was dubbed Military Day; Tuesday be- came Toga Day; Wednesday was named Cave-Rage Day; Thursday was Beach Day; and Friday was Blue and Gold Day. The parade rolled on as scheduled, with float awards given as follows: Most Origi- nal-FFA FHA, Most Humorous- eighth grade. Most Beautiful-sen- 16B Homecoming iors, and Best Overall-juniors.