Cleveland High School - Clipper Yearbook (Cleveland, MN)

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FIRES EE ERHTE SPIRIT what a week! . . . Homecoming Fes- tivities stepped into limelight October 4-8 . . . students and fac- ulty dressed Hdownu Wednesday, Hobo Day . . . washed up Thursday, Dress-up Day, only to face discour- agement--the juniors' bonfire had been lit ahead of schedule . . . sparks flew Thursday morning gener- ating student enthusiasm . . . Fri- day King Scott Tolzmann and Queen Jolene Richter reigned through wind and drizzle of Homecoming parade . . . Hwin, Win, Winn buttons ap- peared on Orange and Black Day . . . ninth grade winning float, HBeat the Indians,H took top honors . . . tenth grade won prize for best skit . . . football team made a valiant effort to overcome the St. Clair Indians Friday night, but suffered defeat in overtime, 6-12 . . . students and alumni still had spirit to burn at the dance, UTimes to Remember,n featuring NJ. D. Coltn . . . it truly was a time to remember!

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Ill St. Clair's Royalty was a Hsmashn with Marie-has- been and Donny-was-been, portrayed by Ricky Lloyd and Gerard McCabe. I21 The Student Council staged the new uAnything Goesu at the Homecoming pepfest. l31 The bonfire was ignited unexpectedly Wednesday night, the CHS students' spirit was not extinguished. King Scott Tolzmann and Queen Jolene Richter. l51 The bonfire was rebuilt and flamed brightly Thursday night after the COY0n8tiOn as King Scott and Queen Jolene but ll+l anticipated the upcoming events. f61 The 1976 Home- coming Royalty: Mike Germscheid, Peggy McCabe, Queen Jolene, King Scott, Shannon McCabe, and Tim Derner. l7l The ninth grade was awarded the first place for their float UBeat the Indians.u I81 Seniors' skit nMatch Game '76n demonstrated how to umatch upf for a victory. I91 Chris Poncin, awarded NBest-dressed Hobo,H is caught Nclowningn around at the parade. l101 Jolene expresses her astonishment at being crowned Homecoming Queen. I111 Second grade attendants were Paul Pope and Christine Korteum.

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unraveling the Mgsterg n1 liramerl:g Iihust HGramercy Ghostn--first A11-schoo1 p1ay . . . performed November 11 and 12 . . . written by John Ceci1 Ho1mes . . . joint effort by grades 10, 11, and 12 . . . weeks of painting and repainting the set . . getting 1ighting and effects on cue . . . Director Mrs. Cindy Ni11iams pleading, HGet into your characterlu . . . nervousness, memorizing 1ines, co11ecting costumes and props . . . Tom Hobson's unp1anned HBIG FOOTH! Parker heard wedding be11s, Nancy heard voices . . . ghosts wa1ked through wa11s . . . Nathania1 fthe Bicentennia1 ghostj was im prisoned by George washington and H1oveH . . . Char1ie Stewart so1ved the mystery of Gramercy Ghost . . . first dress rehearsa1 for Sr. Cit izens--a11 seven of them! . . . profit sp1it between junior and senior c1asses . . . the start of a new tradition. 3.