Fullerton Union High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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NEVER FADES Senior Class Princess and Homecoming Queen included Miss Jennifer Eder, Miss Jol- lie Gunther, Miss Sharon Owens, Miss Julie Ramsay, Miss Cane Thomas, and Miss Jerine Voss, In addition, the six distinguished nomi- nees for Homecoming King were Mr, Alfie Agnew, Mr. Curt Daggett, Mr. Garrick McNey, Mr. Bob Petri, Mr Ben Runnels, and Mr Victor Williams. The festivities continued with the return of the alumni for the annual Homecoming picnic Famous alumni were honored as they were presented with a picture for the Wall of Fame. Many showed their spirit in the old red and white by wearing varsity jackets of assorted years and proudly singing the alma mater. Homecoming is definitely an exciting festiv- ity to be a part of as it becomes more and more special each year. the Homecoming nominees and escorts show their style fs all smiles for Curt Daggett and Hillary Kish as they step out in style lulie Ramsay brings a twinkle to the eyes of her brothers, James and iteve curie Lammens is lost in oblivion. ■eniors congregate for their last Homecoming walk Wouldn ' t you like to be the proud escort of Kathryn Blake? asks Mike Adomson Bob Petri takes pride in being escorted by Kristen Byrne and his sister Tammy At the picnic, Melvin Schwartz asks his wife Agnes why she has to bring peanufbufter-ond-jellybean sandwiches again Oh my gosh, Brlonl I am so embarrassed! exclaims Bonnie Ma sey. You hove ring-around-the-collar!

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Picture just for a moment . . .nomina- tions, the return of alumni, the walk, spirit week, the Homecoming assembly, the pic- nic, and the dance. It ' s the chaotic, but exciting fun of the traditional Homecoming activities. The essence of the festivities, and by far the most thrilling, is the announc- ing of the nominees. In honoring the chosen few, a walk through the academic court in lavish and bountiful attire is held. The capti- vating Freshman nominees were Miss Alison TRADITION Brown, Miss Jennifer Doolittle, Miss Bonnie Massey, Miss Jennifer Roiter, and Miss Leslie Wallet. The entrancing representatives of the Sophomore Class were Miss Sarah Blackley, Miss Catherine Bloke, Miss Jill Can- onica. Miss Kelly Gillespie, Miss Julie Reuf and the unique Mr Doug Franklin. The stun- ning Junior Class nominees were Miss Lisa Berry, Miss Gino Fernandez, Miss Johanna Kaaiawahio, Miss Laurie Lammens, and Miss Nancy Schultz The exquisite nominees for

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A DREAM FOR Just for a Moment . . Heoring this theme song evokes nostol- gic emotions and affectionate whispers in the minds of each couple who attended Homecoming 1985. October nineteenth was definately an enchanting night to remember. As the couples strolled into the elaborately decorated gym, a delicate red rose was presented to them in order to save these romantic memories. Jennifer Brooks, ASB Commissioner of Social Activities, who orga- nized the entire event believed that It was a lot of hard work, but