Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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THE NEWLY CROWNED Homecoming King and Queen, Don Brach and Tiffany Duncan, take the „ . customary first dance. SENIOR DAN WESLEY dances with Waneta Shaw, .junior. SENIORS TIM REXFORDand Shavene Liebler take a break from the action. 26 HOMECOMING DANCE

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 ALUMNI HELPS SPIRIT AT PARADE Bv Jim Matthews Croswell and Lexington came alive with proud parents, cheering fans, and the sounds of the marching bands playing tnefightsongwhichcas atmosphere of winning spirit. The Pioneer Marching Band kept its usual performance of excellence with two parades being performed that would stir the spirit in anyone who attended. Standing on the sidewalk, watching the float for the class of '69 roll by, you would wonder whether or not you were beamed back in time. No. it wasn't a scene out of Back to the Future --it was the Homecoming parade in Croswell. VARSITY FOOTBALL PLAYERS and Cheerleaders perch on the fire truck for the ride through the Croswell parade. Classes at the high school were not alone in float construction, for they were joined for the first time by the alumni who were busy on their own floats tor the parade. Right along with the fire trucks and the marching bands were the members of the Homecoming court and the class floats. The sophomore float won first place and gave their class the winning edge over the seniors during the spirit week competition. In Croswell, the parade had a little extra meaning, tor the classes of the past were represented with their own floats. A traditions may have oeen started bv the appearance of the alumni, and hopefully all the spirit Displayed bv the members of the parade continues. SPORTING A SIGN directed to the seniors, Carl Black and Robert Cutler ride in the Class of 1947 convertible. SENIOR MEMBERS OF the Homecoming Court stand during the Croswell parade Pictured are Pete kaczor. Tiffanv Duncan. Tod Loeding, Michelle Harbour. Don Brach and Elesha Carlo. PARADE 25

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Homecoming Dance Has Record Turnout An estimated 250 students attended the 1987 Homecoming Dance, held on Saturday. October 3. in the middle school cateteria. We had the biggest turnout that we've had in the past tew years , said Holly Pitrago. Student Council Vice President. The decorations, including a wooden bridge through the door, followed the theme of Where We've Been. Where We Are, Where We Are Going . The walls were covered with paper cut-outs of the years that students in the high school would be graduating, and a picture of a bridge with several figures of a person going from babyhood to old age. Tin foil stars and metallic streamers completed the scene. 1 felt the students all had a great time and showed their usual homecoming spirit , stated Mr. Sprowl. Deidre Peters, junior, said, I thought the dance was very exuberant and very special. Even though it was crowded, I had a good time. Heather Blackwell summed up the feelings of most, We had fantastic fun! JUAN DELOS ANTOS. Jeanette Childers, Richard Williams, and Barbara Breathour enjoy one of the many dances. HOMECOMING DANCE 27