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ROMCOtoutig Queens 1- Upper right — Maid of Honor Toni Per- moda. 2- Lower right — Senior Atten. — Betina Wolfchesky. 3- Above — Junior Atten. — Patton Conner. 4- Lower left — Sophomore Atten — Patty West. 5- Upper left — Freshman Atten. — Michelle Hogge 6- Opposite pg. Lower left — Homecoming Queen — Janis Olivis. 10
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From left to right: The seniors second placer Totem Away” could have won a prize for the most mangled Indian. Dukes were labelled number ONE at the Homecoming game. The freshmen were very explicit in showing their theme Tip Canoe, Indians Too.” Kevin Lipscomb, official sophomore float pul¬ ler, waits for the outcome of the float compe¬ tition. Juniors, Martha Zahn, Robin Lewis, and Sherri Benton express their views on the win¬ ning float. 9
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Glamor and toughness proves that Gloucester High has what it takes to accomplish a great homecoming: lovely ladies and a great football team. The queen and her court were radiant while the oppos¬ ing football team was devoured by the mighty Dukes. There’s nothing like the beat the band plays before they come on the field, or the cry of “We will fight, fight, fight for Gloucester,” after our guys score a touchdown. Football games are always filled with music, but homecoming over¬ flows. Halftime is prolonged into a song and dance number by the band, drill team, flag team, and majorettes. Then the ’78 homecoming court was announced. Freshman attend. — Michelle Hogge, Sopho¬ more attend. — Patty West, Junior — Patton Conner, Sen¬ ior atten. — Betina Wolfche- sky, Maid of Honor — Toni Par- moda. Janice Olivis was Homecom¬ ing queen of 1978. The big secret was finally out, and it was worth waiting for. n
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