Freeland High School - Victorian Yearbook (Freeland, MI)

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The Homecoming Parade on Oct. 14, before the game was a success. The girls i ГЕРЕ СОМЕ THE on the Homecoming Court rode through the parade on the tops of Corvettes. The parade also showed the creative FAL CONS talents of many students. A contest was held among the different classes for their floats. The senior float, which was a giant skunk, reading on the sides “Huskies Stink”, came in first place. Then, in second place, was the sophomore float: “Cream of Husky Soup”. In third place came the freshman float: a giant falcon on a huge Husky Puppy. The FHS marching band, Pom Pon girls, varsity and J.V. cheerleaders and many others in the community were also in the parade. J.V. cheerleaders: All pepped up for the game! Kelly Lincoln riding in the parade. Mr. Compton and Holly Vasold cruising around before the game. - = “4% - м e Р ` t d d - А e | . ] š , Е = di ; = € x dE E E: e ` ы ё = a ` es 13

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PRECIOUS MOMENTS Leslee’s father proudly walks her down the field. Halftime activities began with the marching band performing a few songs. The band then formed an aisle on the 50 yd. line for the Queen and her court to walk down. All of the court members were escorted by their fathers. Finally the Queen, Bridget Kasper, walked down the field, escorted by her mother and father. Last year’s Queen, Kelly Miller, then crowned Queen Bridget. Varsity football captains Steve Gordon and Steve Ramirez presented her with a football ending the halftime festivities. Bridget’s moment of glory. The football captains award Bridget with a f Our queen and her court watch the game together. from the Eoo

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14 The Homecoming Game was against Breckenridge. Best play- ers of the game, as stated by Coach Jim Hacker, were Darrin Morman (Defensive nose guard), Steve Ramirez (Line backer), and Jeff Chatiney (Offensive line). At Offensive end, Jim McCarthey made three catches in a row at the end of the game. Freeland fumbled a punt їп the fourth quarter, and Breckenridge scored. The touchdown was made in the last fifty-three seconds of the game. The Falcons had the ball down on the Huskies four- teenth yard line, in the fourth quarter, and did not score. Free- land had two different opportuni- ties to score and did not cash in on either one. Breckenridge won the game seven to zero. Mr. Hacker, head coach, was helped this year by Mr. Oczepek, who was Defensive coach, and Mr. Doyle who was Specialty teams and End coach. ur A == m mmm i sh mmi w e The proud stand out! SES What a catch!