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Homecoming holds both old and new incidents in ’75. Added to Homecoming week activi¬ ties were a slave sale and a class color day. Another change was one in the homecoming court. In addition to the queen candidates, there were three princesses, one from each underclass. The homecoming dance “Beginnings,” which was held in the new cafeteria, saw freshmen attending for the first time in eight years. Conforming with tradition were the parade, powderpuff game, and all the hustle that makes homecoming the great festivity that it is. Homecoming princesses deft) Julie Middleton, Jerene Keddington and Maria Riddle ride in parade. Jim Porter pours punch for Lori Zakula at the dance (below). A poster (bottom) appeared at the dance symbolizing the theme of the Homecoming dance, “Beginnings.” 10 Pictured in the sequence above are Queen candidates Rhonda Gunter with escort Evan Keene, Queen Debbie Rhodes with escort Stan Symanski and Booster Club president Cheryl Stuhlmacher, and Queen candidate Tami Snyder with escort Skip Pelton.
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The award for the Best Float was given to the senior class for their colorful, desert island creation (left). Crown Point fans cheer at the Homecoming game. Awaiting the crowning of Mr. Football 1975 are Debbie Rhodes, and candidates (left) Joe Vrably, Mr. Football Bill Graden, Brian Kubal, Mark Schach, Dave Patton, and Dw’ight Peerson. Senior Bill Graden (left) attacks one of the Merrillville players in the Homecoming game which we lost 7-6. People enjoy the goings on at the Homecoming dance held in the cafeteria.
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