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Neatness doesn't matter to Juniors Shelley Harki and Tara Curtis as they participate in the dress-your-partner race during the Homecoming thuse. Junior Annetta Luz-zader dresses as the opposing South Harrison’s “Hawk” for the thuse. (Photo by K. Peters) Members of the band anxiously await the start of the Homecoming parade. (Photo by B. Burns) Many students huddle around the bonfire following the thuse, talking excitedly about the opening game. (Photo by B. Burns) 13
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nine home Nt Colorful signs decorating lockers, the parade, thuse, con tests, and various dress-up days were a welcome break for many students during Homecoming Week. To build excitement for the big game on Friday, cheerleaders designated Tuesday as pajama day, Wednesday as 50's-60’s day, Thursday as punk day, and Friday as blue-gold day. Sights of PJs and bunny slippers, poodle skirts and saddle oxfords,and green hair and leather jackets filled the hallways and were the topic of many conversations. ’’Pajama day wasiny favorite-how many other days do you get to come to school to see girls in their PJs!” said Junior Kevin Criss. - ”1 really like blue-gold day ‘cause when you walk around and see all that blue and gold it kinda makes you feel good about Grafton High,” said Mike Hines, Junior. After the parade on Thursday, a thuse was held to boost spirits even higher. Several students participated Homecoming Court members include: Freshmen Jason Griffith and Becca Everly, Sophomores Jay Simmons and Kelly Haskins, Juniors Kenny Montgomery and Sheila Prowznik, Seniors Craig Morse and Tracy Adlington, Senior Chad Currey and Queen Heather Upton, crownbearer Zane Cartwright, flower girl Franchesca Nestor, Seniors Kara Hammon and Dave Shriver, Seniors Michelle Moore and Sam Summers, Ju- niors Missy Varah and Mike Hines, Sophomores Jada Courtney and Craig Stolzenfels, and Freshmen Wendy McDaniel and Andy Moran. (Photo by E. Wiseman) 12-Homecoming
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Students slowly dance the night away at the Claire Bee Field House during the annual Homecoming dance. (Photo by G. Holling-shead) Entering the gym during the thuse, the team gets psyched up for the following night’s game. (Photo by B. Burns) Junior Eddie Flynn exhibits his school spirit by dressing for Homecoming week’s “punk day”. (Photo by K. Peters) Minutes before the parade, Seniors Steve Lough. Rod Gawthrop, and Gary Poling put the finishing touches on the Senior Float. (Photo by B. Burns)
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