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if 3 Page 28 1. Princess Shellie Cooper smiles while riding around the football field. 2. The Homecoming Court is announced at the rally. 3. Stacy Castin shows her enthusiasm about being queen. 4. Princess Anna Romanazzi relates happiness with a smile. Page 29 1. Homecoming Court takes a minute out of the dance to appear as a group. 2. Princess Gilda Morales is escorted by her father, Ralph Morales. 3. Princess Mary Tellez-Giron waves to the crown. 4. Stacy Castln screams with joy after being announc- ed as queen. Homecoming f 29
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28 Coming Home for the First Time ur first Homecoming proved to be a great success, with alumni returning and the crowning of Stacy Castin as Queen. The Homecoming Court consisted of Anna Romanazzi, Shellie Cooper, Gilda Morales, and Mary Tellez- Giron. The best crowd ever in the history of Etiwanda High turned out for the game. At halftime, the Homecoming 1 Homecoming Court was paraded in Corvettes, and the Queen was announced by an airplane reading, Congratula- tions, Stacy Castin. Spirit Queen of '84-'85, Michelle Hewitt, return- ed in a carriage and crowned the Queen. Stacy Castin was involved in pep squad for three years and was a talented member of modern dance. The Princesses were very active. Associate Student Body in whic she served as Senior Class Pre dent. Shellie Cooper enjoyed beir in pep squad for over two yea Mary Tellez-Giron was in Col Guard in her Sophomore year, songleader in her Junior year A.S.B. Vice President in her year. Anna Romanazzi involved Modern Dance. Gilda Morales was involved rs
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Crowned For a Year T he girls finally did it! They asked the guy of their choice to the backwards dance. 'tKing's Ball is a good idea. lt encourages the girls to ask a guy to a dance and not be embarrassed. lt also gets those shy guys, or guys afraid of rejection to go to a dance and not feel uncomfortable, com- mented Sheryl Edelsberg. The princes consisted of Blake Berman, Walter Hawthorne, Kirk Kushin, Jason Mahar, Bill Salazar, and Macario Padre. Kirk Kushin felt honored when being chosen as prince. He stated, 'tWe are all such good friends, that if the other wins, I would bejust as happy ifl had won. Jason Mahar was King. He was actiue in football and wrestling. Also, he played the guitar outside of school. I felt honored, especially when Stacy was chosen Homecoming Queen, he recalled. Walter Hawthorne thought hauing a school king could be helpful for better school spirit. 30 f Kings Ball
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