Frewsburg Central School - Senior Leaves Yearbook (Frewsburg, NY)

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82 Homecoming

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n o b O a r y M n g u a l b .P. V. N R n m e v w m R S m n s m b d 0 N P n .w. e n W W e t S e m n s r d km N S a O .n e 10 e G .L Cynthia Seekins Douglas Sandberg 27

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Top picture tL to R1: Mr. Bailey; Renee Bailey, Senior Attendant; Mr. Swanson; Candace Swanson, Senior Attendant; Mr. Fairbanks; Karen Fairbanks, Homecoming Queen; Brenda Weller, Former Queen; Bonnie Weilacher, Freshman Attendant; Mr. Weilacher; Kris Fletcher, Sophomore Attendant; Mr. Fletcher; Karen Nelson, Junior Attendant; Mr. Nelson; Lori Cobb, Princess; Paul Webb, Page. Perhaps the biggest event during football season this year - that is outside of winning our one and only game on that day e was Homecoming and Spirit Week, Oct. 18-23, 1982. As occurs every year, there was much rivalry between the classes, but everyone had fun competing. As a new idea, Monday became Hat Day. Tuesday was the traditional Dress-Up Day on which the Senior football players and cheerleaders were given flowers as recognition of their years of participation and dedication. This year, Wednesday was officially Country-Western Day. This gave everyone a chance to dress up like the uOld West , and we saw everything from chaps to lassoes. Thursday was traditionally devoted to Crazy Day. New and innovative ideas were used at this year's Crazy Nights. You could take part in anything from lemon rolling to toilet paper wrapping. Despite the rain earlier that day, the bonfirehaep rally was held on Friday night. The Homecoming Game was played against the highly-rated Randolph Cardinals. The determined Bears managed to play a defensive and offensive game and squeeze through with a 15-14 victory over Randolph. At halftime of the game, Karen Fairbanks was crowned Homecoming Queen. With music by ttNightshift , the Homecoming Dance ended the week-long festivities. 29