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AS HALFTIME COMES TO AN END, Dr. William Owings awards the plaques to Homecoming Queen, Erika Clements, and Mr. Football, Tracy Whittaker. RUNNING AGAINST THE CLOCK. Quarterback Dean East has a lot riding on his shoulders. The enor- mous homecoming game crowd was rooting him on to the next touchdown. EAGERLY AWAITING THE OUT- COME of the game, Eagle fans turn out by the hundreds to support the Varsity team and cheer them on to a Homecoming victory against Pat- rick Henry. 18 Mm Spirit Week
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FRIENDS HELPING FRIENDS. Scott Powell and Vicki Anderson help Sara Bailey promote her cam- paign for junior class secretary. NEWLY ELECTED S.C.A. officers Christy Hodges, Trenda Adkins, Leslie Montgomery, Erika Cle- ments, Amanda Flora, and Susan Renick are sworn into office before the entire student body. RAPPERS Christy Williams, Jenni- fer English, and Gail Mills make it to the top of the charts as campaign managers for Tracy Whittaker dur- ing the S.C.A. assembly. S.C.A. Class Officers Mi 1 74
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Music and Decorations provided a night tw remember Preparations for Home- coming weekend were in full swing. Football players and cheerleaders spent hours practicing. SCA mem- bers spent time preparing for the dance. New traditions were add- ed. Student and faculty members decorated class- room doors and lockers with homecoming themes in a decorating contest. Yvette Jamison stated, “ The door and locker decorating was a good idea to express school spirit.” Students bought links to form a spirit chain. Juniors and seniors purchased red links, while freshmen and sophomores purchased white links. The links were joined and placed around the fence in Cy Dillon Sta- dium. A Homecoming assembly was held in Cy Dillon Sta- Spirit Week dium, where fall athletes were introduced, cheer- leaders performed, and the band presented its half-time show to the students. On Friday night the Ea- gles played Patrick Henry, defeating the Patriots 21-14. Jerry Quinn stated, “I liked dressi ng up on the spirit days, and the bonfire was great. Friday night, howev- er, put the icing on the cake!” FLOWER GIRLS ARE TRADITION- AL for weddings, but for Homecom- ing? Well these two girls, Cheryl Witcher and Courtney Powell, bring a new touch to the dance as they toss flower petals around be- fore Homecoming Queen Erika Clements is escorted onto the floor. HOMECOMING QUEEN AMY ZEH, THE 1987 QUEEN, RELINQUISH- ES HER CROWN to the new queen, Erika Clements. Both girls proudly displayed their crown.
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