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right; The 1976 Homecoming Court is: back. Bob Kobriger, Jim Gerner, Mike Pethan, Mike Freidel, and Bill Hansen, front, Linda Nenning, Rosie Daun, Sue Mueller, Mary Augsburger, and Carrie Werbeckes. bottom left; Shirley Reniel shows that happiness is a C.H.S. Homecoming, bottom right; C.H.S. cheerleaders fires up the crowd along the parade route, opposite, left; The well coordinated pon-pom squad marches through the parade, top right; To the cries of “Tigers are Great” the Junior class motor through the parade, bottom right; Earl Wagner and Dan Kubichka provide the escort for the F.H.A. float.
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Pep Rally features student involvement The 1976 Homecoming day started out with a bang as the students fired up in the lower halls. This momentum carried through the morning hours up to the pep assembly. The competitive spirit was running high through the students and faculty at the assembly. Many examples of talent and ingenuity were displayed by all classes when performing their skits. The 11 Little Indians dramatized by the Juniors won 1st place. Teacher participation was highlighted by the pieeating contest and the cheerleaders. Mr. Skarda, Mr. Field, Mr. VandeVoort, Mr. Mauk, and Mr. Hartman attempted to devour a pie in the least amount of time. Mr. Hartman, eating a chocolate pie, walked away with the honors. Displaying much coordination and enthusiasm were the faculty cheerleaders: Mrs. Gillig, Miss Kozlowski, Mrs. Watry, Miss Thorton, and Mrs. Nortemann. The colorfully painted signs added to the decor of the gym with the Seniors winning the poster award. All classes really got into the pep assembly through competitive yelling. The gym was alive with many voices throughout the cheering. The Juniors were judged to be the loudest class. n
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Expanded parade adds appeal Held under perfect weather conditions the parade added to the Homecoming festivities. More units were featured in this years parade as community involvement was stressed. The Homecoming game proved to be disappointing as the Tigers hopes for an upset were squashed by the Kewaunee Indians. The final score was 33-0. Halftime was highlighted by the performance of Brillion, Reedsville and Chilton High School bands in a gridiron con- cert. Dr. DeMaster announced Homecoming awards as follows: float, Seniors; uptown window display, Seniors; library window display, Freshman. Last years queen Debbie Hoerth crowned a surprised Rosie Daun as 1976 Homecoming queen. The Homecoming court reigned over the dance. Music was provided by Guys and Dolls. The dance climaxed Homecoming festivities for another year.
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