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RLUmNI RECEPTDN (.hoctau faculty member who are a I so alumni pu e with Col. Dick Corey at the reception. Front: Martha ff ilcox. Miriam Doicden. Linda Eranchyk, Pal Hicks. Bark: Janeane Lane, (.onnie White. Lamar W hite, Col. Corey, Sharon Welniak. Bobby Walton, and Mary Ready. Mr . Jaynie Ryneartnn from the Bmtsler Club helps serre cake to alumni and truest . Boosters sponsored the reception along with faculty members. Right: One of the largest gatherings of CHS alumni look place at this year's celebration. Connie and l imar While, faculty members. receire autographs from Colonel Corey. Susan Hewett. CHS senior, is introducet! to Col. Corey by her mother, a former classmate of Corey's. Alumni Reception
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HamEcnming — lUne Giant 5tEp far CH5 Col. Corey accepts a plaque of the new school seal during the morning pep rally. In a school with the traditions of Choctaw, High School, Homecoming plays an important role each year. However, Homecoming 1985 was even more special. On October 18, the day began with a pep rally where honoree Richard Covey was introduced. Following the pep rally was a reception for alumni and guests. School was released at 1:00 P.M. to prepare for the parade downtown at 3:00. That evening, a pregame show crowned Queen Kelly Frazier and court. Colonel Covey also returned the key to the city which went with him on the Space Shuttle voyage'in September. Col, Richard Corey, a 196 t graduate of CHS, teas this year’s honoree. Club sweethearts and gentlemen were announced breach organisation president. The Madrigals entertained with ”Cherish” by Kool and the Gang. WME Radio General Manager Dutch Van Buskirk awards Dale Claybrone and Alex Wise the title of players of the week. Homecoming '85
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PHRflDE Vicki Toon, DCT President rides on her club's float which salutes (lot. Covey » achievements. With the theme, One Ciant Step for CHS, Optimiss and Octagon were able to rapture first place for club floats. As is traditional, the Stvlemarchers, in full dress, lead the parade down Eglin Parkway to Ft. Walton Square. The Spanish Honor float also received an award with their unique five-member, all-female band. They entertained the crowd with traditional Spanish songs. Downtown Parade
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