Centennial High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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, ll QM, , gt. sf? 'WW .46 ., . ,I- .J A 21.9. N, W - qt., , Balloons and banners, parades and contests, confetti and ribbons - since there were no alumni coming home, the senior class decided to sponsor the Autumn Affair. November 11, 1978, began with a pre-game parade around the field and was followed by a contest be- tween Centennial's football team and Atholton's. Despite the loss to Atholton, the spirit of the day prevailed. Highlighting the day's events were the half-time festivities: a special performance by the drill team and band and the judging of the decorated cars and floats. All of this was climaxed by the crowning of the Queen, senior Terri Garland. This gala affair in autumn continued into the evening with the Autumn Dance. Festive decorations streamed along the walls and pumpkins and scarecrows enhanced the Autumn atmosphere. Taurus played for the dancing pleas- ure of over 100 couples. As the day came to an end, the crowd dispersed, the parking lot emptied, the last light dimmed, and Centennial students were left with the memory of a spirited and successful Autumn Affair. ,gf