Central High School - Tawasi Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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Faculty, Administration, advertising ... Closing pages ... pp. 183- 237. Spring Doings baseball, track, gins' tennis Club activities graduation, Warrior Warriorcttc pp. 103-182. As Central High grew over the past 20 years, it changed; and many new things were added, such as the Flag Girls’ team that worked and performed with the marching band.

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“Warriormania” Homecoming — “Warriormania” — was the name tag that the Student Council gave to that part of the fall social activities at school known as Homecoming. By covering peoples’ minds with information about Homecoming, the Council hoped to get better attendance and participation at the various events of the big weekend in Septem- ber. Here are shots of the nighttime coronation in the school auditorium. In addition to the crowning of the queen and presentation of her court, football players presented their mothers with a corsage; and coaches and cheerleaders were presented to the large audience. Crown and flower bearers take the spotlight as the rest of the court looks on and smilingly approves of the action. Jay Lowder, 1978 escort; and Matt Hall, 1979 right, try to bedeck Queen Debbie Peterson.