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Realizing that she is too short, Keri D ' Angelo uses the locker as an assistant Maggie Aitken concentrates deeply on her next move. Tri-Hi-Y members Nancy Greenleese, Georgia Candelori and Zeynep Mutlu gather up the spirit chains. Princes, Todd Flannery, Chris Gros, Barry Meuse and Vince Haley confer in the royal meeting place. Homecoming
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Change in Homecoming ’83 Most people never see the amount of time and energy in volved in preparing a suc¬ cessful Homecoming week. While the majority of Fort Hunt students were busy attending classes, our Student Govern ment was planning new and ex citing activities for spirit week. This year the car smash and the addition of princes and a king brought a refreshing change from traditional Homecoming activities. After the week’s schedule is made, it comes time for the student body to get involved. The different classes spent their time planning the building of floats, decorating halls, and attempting to win as many spirit contests as possible. With as much extra effort put forth by the student body, it is no wonder that Homecoming was such a memorable trip through Disney World. Seniors work together to meet the deadline of hall juding. Using her facial expression, Yasemin Washington shows what she thinks of Mr Jeff Dietze ' s idea. 12 Features
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' £ ' Sv FINALLY - FRIIAY 9 FE9TIYITIE9 Homecoming festivities com¬ menced Friday afternoon as the parade marched down Waynewood Boulevard. Leading the parade was the Drill Team followed by the Mar¬ ching Band, the class princes and princesses and the floats. The drums of the Band set the pace as parents, students and children followed the proces¬ sion to Fort Hunt. After the successful parade, spirits were high in anticipation of the upcoming game. As ex pected, Fort Hunt crushed Groveton with a score of 12-6 During halftime, the Sophomore float was announc¬ ed the winner with Juniors coming in second. Freshmen third, and the Seniors fourth. Finally the moment came to announce the 1983-84 Homecoming Queen. The crowd went wild as Kim Haley was named and crowned Queen by her predecessor, Bronwyn Smith. While Friday was the end of Homecoming activities for some, many attended the Homecoming Dance Saturday night. The dance was held in the gym for the second con¬ secutive year with entertain¬ ment supplied by Oz.” Adding color to the Homecoming game, dozens of balloons generate ex¬ citement throughout the Federal fans. 14 Features
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