Cooper High School - Talons Yearbook (New Hope, MN)

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With the crowning of Mark Frain and Michelle Miller by returning royalty Bob Cummings and Linda Bartosch on Wednes- day morning, October 9, Homecoming began. Neither the king nor the queen ex- pected to be crowned during the corona- tion ceremonies. King Mark said, HWow! I couldn't believe it! and Queen Michelle said, til was really surprised. I didn't think it was going to be me. The other members of the royal court were John Evans, Dan Goettl, Paul Steenerson, Steve Zahn, Amy Arrell, Heidi Bultman, Lisa Grimes, and Lisa Nafranowicz. Frank Plut, the drama teacher, organ- ized and decorated the coronation, which Rob Berdahl and Stephanie Nelson hosted. James Berg conducted the Orchestra which played 'iAlleluia and iiEl Relicario. Among the guests were E. J. Cooper and former principal Elmer Kemppainen. Guest speaker Mike Houck, Greco-Roman wrestl- ing champion and graduate of Robbinsdale Senior High, spoke of the importance of achievement. Trina Hamlin, the first place winner of the State Fair amateur talent competition, sang two songs that she had composed. She was Homecoming Queen of Rob- binsdale Armstrong Senior High, and she said, Wow! You guys really make something out of the coronation. She said that she admired Cooper's school spirit and that she enjoyed performing for the Hawks. 4 I Homecoming Queen and King, Michelle Miller and Mark Frain. +- Robbinsdale Armstrong's Homecoming Queen, Trina Hamlin, performs for Cooper's Coronation. Homecoming Coronation .. 13

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Coronation celebrates with style I 1985 Homecoming Royalty: Dan Goettl, Lisa Nafr wicz, Steve Zahn, Heidi Bultman, Michelle Miller, Mark Frain, Lisa Grimes, John Evans, Amy Arrell, Paul Steenerson. 12 - Homecoming Coronation

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Hawks show spirit Celebration of Homecoming 1985 was very unique and special. The Homecoming Committee Chairperson, Fran Zabel, said, HI think that this year's Homecoming was very different from the other traditional Homecomings, and that it was adamantly successful. Students and staff actively participated in planning the Homecoming. Jill Sandeen said, ttlim glad there were some new ideas. The brat feed was really getting old. Homecoming activities were scheduled for three days instead of the usual entire week. This put more emphasis on the events and really helped build up the Hawks spirit, according to label. Wednesdayis events were Dress-Up Day, I Pat Billig auctions off serf Corey Hels for the highest bid of $35. a Brenda Jahnke competes in the Talent Show. 14 e Homecoming Week Coronation, and Kiss-O-Grams, while Thursday happenings were Hawaiian Day, the Talent Show, a homeroom Volleyball Tournament, the Luau, Serf Auction, and Casino Night. in the Talent Show, Rob Ber- dahl and Dave Peterson won first place with a duet, HTruly, by Lionel Richie, and ,Andie Johnson took second place with 'Arms of Love, an Amy Grant number. On Friday, Blue and Orange Day, the football game and the Homecoming dance concluded the festivities. The Hawks' slogan for the 1985 Homecoming game was HFoil the Royals, and indeed they did, with a 7 to O victory. it