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18 homecoming Queen Candidates — Shari. Pamela. Diane. Teresa. Lauri. Jane. Jamie. Mary. Renee, Cynthia. Pamela. Kathi. Finalists — Kathi Harris. Diane Enquist. Pam Mclling. Pam Mills. Lauri Hiller. King Candidates — Don. Kevin. Murray. Tim. Dave. Jeff. Bruce, Brad. John. Brian. David. Not Pictured — Dean. Finalists — John Stock. Murray Williams. Tim Braun. Dave Fredrickson, Jeff Davis.
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homecoming 17 i “ % $ VD X % Hush Daj 2 We did nothing again for Homecoming. Not true. Faculty, band, clubs, and almost everyone gathered to get involved in the week's activities. We crowned Senior Bill Olson “Mr. Irresistible on Hush Day, for his ability to charm girls into talking. Orange and blue filled the halls the next day on — what other than “Orange and Blue Day. Clash Day. followed by Jersey Day. had the biggest turn-out because most kids didn’t even have to try to dress up. The week of festivities succeeded in revitalizing our spirits in anticipation of the game. Kids froze while running in the cross country run, stuffed themselves with those “great hot dogs at the Hot Dog Feed, entered their cars in the car judging contest and came to school early to have donuts and milk at the continental breakfast. That night we failed to Make the Ragles Sore but forgot our loss and cold feet as the week ended with the traditional homecoming dance. 1. Who got dressed with the lights out? 2. Swimmers pull for a victory! - 3. Shhhl 4. Homecoming was announced in many places. 5. A Mascot?. . fi. Tracy Crough and Scott Sinjem go for the finish. 7. An entry in the car contest. 8. Mr. Kcmppaincn seats Pam Mills at the Continental Breakfast. 8
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homecoming 19 Rcq 147 Queen Pam Mills and King Jeff Davis. The Homecoming Royalty of 1976 broke the bonds of tradition and implemented new ideas, responding to changing trends in society. Unlike Cooper’s previous Royal courts, this year's court included male royalty. The senior class decided to crown a homecoming king in addition to a queen, chose 12 candidates from the four major fall sports. The 22 queen candidates were chosen in the manner used in the past, the only restriction being that the candidates were seniors. From the 24 candidates, five princesses and five princes were elected to the royal court. On Friday. October 15. after the weeks of growing excitement and anticipation. Pam Mills and Jeff Davis were crowned Queen and King for 1976.
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