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FAR RIGHT: Happiness is on the face of the newly crowned Homecoming Queen, Kathy Hull, while last year ' s Queen, Laurie Olson, congratulates her. RIGHT: Freshmen Tracy Clark, Sam Carney and Lynn Waseskuk seem to be enjoying the Homecoming Dance. Hull named Homecoming Queen Could I Have This Dance? was the theme selected for the 1982 Home- coming Dance. Thedance was held in the school cafeteria on Saturday, Sept. 18, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Cruise Control provided the music for the dance. The dance was only one of the many Homecoming festivities. The first of the festivities was Homecom- ing Week. Each day of this week was designated for a specific activity. The annual Homecoming Assem- bly was held on Friday. Some of the performances were made by the Cheerleaders, Steppers, Color Guard, Majorettes, Student Government and Silent Vibrations. One of the most exciting and mem- orable events of Homecoming was the selection of the Queen and her Court. Tension mounted as senior Jim Gardner tore open the envelope and announced senior Kathy Hull as the 1982 Homecoming Queen. The court included freshman Tra- de Moore, escorted by freshman Mike Pavon; sophomore Kim Heck, escor- ted by freshman Dave Harrison; jun- ior Lisa Helverson, escorted by senior Gene Chase. Senior candidates for Queen were senior Sue Wolf ki 1 1 , escorted by sen- ior Scott Bryan; senior Linda Oldham, escorted by junior Kent Larson, who stood in for alumnus Kirk Larson; senior Kathy Hull, escorted by senior Mark Morris; and senior Beth Mahaf- fey, escorted by alumnus Kane Fair- man. The 1981 Homecoming Queen, Laurie Olson, took her last walk and then turned over the throne to the new Queen. Queen Kathy Hull later said, I was really surprised and happy. It was an exciting experience. To top off another great Home- coming Week, the Scarlets defeated North 7-0. The Queen and her court were also honored during half-time of the game, when they were driven around the field. 8 HOMECOMING
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HOMECOMING COURT. Freshman Tracie Moore and escort Wolf kill and escort senior Scott Bryan; senior Linda Oldham freshman Mike Pavon; sophomore Kim Heck and escort and escort junior Kent Larson; senior Beth Mahaffey and freshman Dave Harrison; junior Lisa Helverson and escort escort alumnus Kane Fairman; senior Kathy Hull and escort senior Gene Chase; 1981 Queen Laurie Olson; senior Sue senior Mark Morris. HOMECOMING 9
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