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2 5x T' Al the head of the parade was the pride of Ed- mond : Edmond Memorial High School Band. They have won many awards and are well appreciated. New Horizons was the theme of this year's senior float. Hard work, crepe paper, and playing frisbee were all a part of preparing the float. Hours of weaving the run-through are torn apart as the football team runs onto the field. The pep club follows the players to cheer them on during the game, Homecoming Week at Edmond Me- morial High School contains all kinds of spirit activites. At the beginning of the week was the annual Key Club bonfire. Then as the week progressed was class tee shirt day and hush-up day. Thursday, October 9, was home- coming day. The halls and foyer were covered with maroon, white, and gray crepe paper and signs were plastered all over the walls. There was a spirited pep assembly introducing the royalty candidates. The parade that afternoon was a large success with all kinds of floats from different clubs and organi- zations. Then that night was the game. At half time, the winners, Heidi Winters and Marc Brown, were crowned. At the close of the day there was a western dance held in the foyer of the school. lt was sponsored by Student Council and was a huge success.
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eeling excitement, thrill, and honor, Heidi Winters makes a lovely homecoming ueen. The royalty candidates sat beside the field during the game. 1 the foyer of the high school, cowboys and non-cowboys alike joined in the fun fthe western dance. Here, Alan Childers and Tammy Clark swing away. l i Chosen as Homecoming Royalty, Marc Brown and Heidi Winters walk down the field during half time. OPENING 13
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