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Sophomore attendant Sherry Mullins. Mr. Pappat proudly displays the bucket at the assembly. Excitement mounted as the Home- coming game was nearing. The bleachers were filled to capacity; fans came to cheer on their team, the mighty Trojans. Apparently it worked, because the Trojans won the game with a score of 27-19. The band, Athenas, homecoming court, and floats were on hand for the pre-game and half-time shows. Seconds after the announcement of King and Queen. The Athenas doing their Short People rou- tine. Freshman attendant Brenda Crawley. Junior attendant Shannon Rantis.
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rW . fi- The second place sophomore float. Crawley; Sophomore; Sherry Mullins; and Junior: Shannon Rantis. Every- one was awaiting the outcome of the voting to hear who won as King and Queen. The Queen's Court was Laurie Caputo, Nancy Loboda, Jayne Nadle, and Nancy Wysocki. They, with King's court Brett Bodoh, Pat McCar- thy, Dick Riley, Paul Sanborn, and Rick Sirovatka watched Queen Mary Jo Hejmej and King Sean O'Connor reign at the Homecoming festivities. At the parade, Voyage to the Outer Limits, numerous floats and decorat- ed cars made their way down Main Street. The senior float won first place, the freshmen took second place, and the juniors and sophomores tied for third place. GALAX Y Filling the theme. Futuristic Fantasies the best, the senior float took first place. The junior float tied for third place. On the last night before the parade, senior Brad Austin helps with the float building. HOMECOM1NC 9
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Vic Kraw proves that Trojans arc 1. Queen Mary Jo Hejmej and King Scan O'Con- nor, feeling royal. Saturday night the annual Home- coming dance, Beyond the Stars, blasted off in the purple gym. The gym was decorated with shooting stars and Star Wars characters, and couples danced to the continuous disco music. Thanks to sponsors Mrs. Nancy Kartholl and Ms. Rose Szu- laka, and to chairpersons Pam Ciol- kosz, Sharry Fisher, Alena Skala, and Michele Young. Munching out for a purpose. Matt Antolik eats his way to victory. The victorious Homecoming game. The winning smile of Mr. Wivinis was unfor- tunately in vain this time. HOMECOMING n
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