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1 Future Tartans relax after they helped present the roses and crown during halftime. 2. The Homecoming Court, Dawn HerrJck, Kendra Mastain, Kim SchlessJnger, Linda Kemby, and Sheryl Hawblitzel, anxiously awaits the crowning of the queen during the halftime ceremony. 3. Sheryl and her escort, Kevin Sampson, enjoy the Saturday night dance sponsored by Girls ' Athletic League. 4, Sheryl Hawblitzel sheds tears of joy as she is crowned 1 977 Homecoming Queen by past Queen, Kathie Peters. 5, Escorted by her proud father. Queen Sheryl leads the princesses through the archway, 6, Couples enjoy four hours of dancing to the music of Balboa. 22 — Homecoming Dance ' V. ,ST.l ' ' • V u ' -tivftlS- iMifc ' MKS-: '
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Begin ' ' ' It was one of the most successful weeks we ' ve had in years. Everyone came to the activities and enjoyed dressing up, remarked Mr. Richard Farland about the 1 977 Homecoming Week. With a theme of ' Let the Sideshow the week ' s activities were circus oriented. World famous trampolinist Judy Johnson performed Monday at lunch to an enthusiastic crowd. Seniors, Mike Daly and Jim Walker, provided sportsmanlike entertainment during the Pillow Fight at lunch, Tuesday. Creativity was the name of the game for Wednesday as the lunchtime activity was doing clown-face make-up on a friend ' s face. Thursday was the highlight of the week. The Homecoming assembly was a great success, with the best yet to come. Around lunchtime three precocious pachyderms pounded the pavement around the campus, as newspaper and television reporters abounded. The afternoon brought the annual parade downtown with Mr. Stan SIdaris and Mr. Richard Farland as Grand Marshalls, and several floats and many clowns invading Glendora Avenue. Homecoming Week — 21 wamoiiMMaamt ' Vt K ' ' ' '
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maaoiMiii I felt honored. It was so special, the most special thing that had ever happened to me, exclaimed Sheryl Hawblitzel after being crowned Home- coming Queen on October 27 at Citrus Stadium. Red roses were presented to the crowned Sheryl followed by the traditional sword dance performed by the Drill Team. Sheryl and her princesses. Dawn Herrick, Kendra Mastain, Kim Schlessinger and Linda Kemby, proceeded through the archway escorted by their proud fathers. The Homecoming Court reigned over the Saturday night dance in the GHS gym. Let the Side Show Begin was the theme of the Girls ' Athletic League sponsored dance. Couples enjoyed the music of Balboa during the evening. Homecoming Dance — 23 Mm mm TT lK HBTTWaif- ' f WJ§ • PI ' . ' Jt ' j WLT-7
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