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PAGE 26: UPPER LEFT: HOMECOMING COURT: FRONT ROW — M. Scanlan. L. Green. A, Vining, S. Poehler. N. Lilja. Queen Ginger Tucker. E. Goldberg. T. Boyd. B. Lunaas. P Gillman. L. Wahl. BACK ROW — J. Baker. S. Youngblood.'J. Roberts. M. Conroy. J. Bruer. King Scott 8ixby. C. Mooty. J. Neal. T. Hauser. B. Herman. T. Mitchell. UPPER RIGHT: Following coronation. Queen Ginger Tucker and King Scott Bixby take time out from the busy Court schedule for a formal picture. MIDDLE LEFT: Looking confident. Steve Youngblood (12) and Lori Green (12) begin their walk down the aisle. MIDDLE RIGHT: Despite the early hour. Ellen Goldberg (12) feels awake enough to celebrate. LOWER: Having eaten 18 plates full. Mary J can-lan (12) smiles contentedly. PAGE 27: UPPER: After just being awakened by the Student Council at 4:30 A M.. Court members looked dazed but excited. MIDDLE: Enjoying one of their many activities. Homecoming Court finds an appropriate castle at Lilli-putt. LOWER: Demonstrating their great musical abilities. Tom Hauser (12) and Jeff Baker (12) wonder where everyone went. 26 homecoming court
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a ’courtin It was early one September morn, when all of Edina lay asleep, that it all began. All of a sudden, twenty-two seniors heard the clamor of shrill, excited voices as the secretive Homecoming committee awakened the honored members of the 1978 Homecoming Court. The fact that the group was aroused from slumber in an array of unique attire was an omen that the royal week and its activities would be a worthwhile, yet sleepless seven days for Court. Most of the activities were centered around food and feasting. The guys and girls munched on all sorts of goodies, from Tucker’s and Wahl's banana-splits, to Hauser's lasagna, and finally to Boyd’s caricature cookies. As the week ended, those gluttons wondered whether or not their outfits would still fit. Due to the abundance of scrumptious edibles, the members of Court were full of energy to burn. Memorable moments such as communal gatherings on Bix's waterbed, playing games with Nanny, and waterskiing in 50° water, were just a glimpse of all the happenings. The thrilling suspense of Thursday's coronation, the zaniness of Friday’s pepfest, and the fascination of the game parade all combined to end the week with a climactic finish. John Neal summed it all up with his comment, “A lot of guys were up on having a good time.” homecoming court 27
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