Hanford High School - Gyre Yearbook (Richland, WA)

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WIT- -IE SPIRIT OF 75 TOP 1 - Dan Freeman, Kevin Cooley, Bob Zirk, Bryon Burrup, Rich Eller 2 - Jeff Stromatt, Kevin Mathews, Terry Freeman, Joe Hampton, Mike Wegner 3 - Randy Otterholt, Cheryl Shoemaker, Bruce Babad, Patty Craig, Mark Rowley, Mr. Blake BOTTOM 4 - Mark Denson, Steve Skinner, Linda Iller, Art Johnson, Dean Anderson

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HOIVIECOIVIING 1974 Tradition began October 5, with Hanford's first annual Homecoming honoring the graduates of '74. The Variety Show kicked off the festivities on Tuesday night with an excellent display of Hanford's talent. Wednesday night included recreation in the gymnasium with such games as volleyball, basketball, ping pong, and various other activities. Scheduled for Thursday night was the Spaghetti Feed which was a well attended success. A strong-willed Falcon football team added to the suc- cessful activities week as they pulled through with a 6-0 victory over the Wapato Wolves. At half-time of this game, royalty were crowned with four princesses and Queen Bev Gustafson chosen to reign over the formal dance the following night. Knights of Columbus Hall came alive Saturday night as Hanford celebrated the first ever Homecoming dance of 1974. Pink and burgundy decorations were dominant at the dance along with the theme Beginnings. I- 5 iii lg? it was w kr if W F