Harry Ells High School - Crusader Yearbook (Richmond, CA)

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LLS AND FLQATS t Musical Homecoming was the Freshman theme this ar. Balloons, streamers. and colorful banners covered the lls. ' 1 Underwater Fantasyuwas the Junior theme. The hall- f was decorated with pictures of undersea life: mer- ds. fish, whales. and sunken treasures. The winning Sophomore hall had the theme of Jungle Safari , Lots of ivy. stuffed animals, pictures of Tarzan, and other wild beasts decorated the walls. 1 The Senior hall reflected their theme Through the t Years , Symbols of the past two decades plus pictures of our projected future decorated the hallway. Halls And Floats I3

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HOMECGMI G R LLY 'if I2 'Homecoming Rally VU-I! The crowd at the Homecoming Rally showed so much spirit that we could feel the bleachers under us vibrate as the entire gym erupted with wild yells and cheering. Every- body was real iuiced up and we could feel the energy in the air as the team charged in. The cheerleaders were just blurs of color as they danced and lead the audience into a frenzy of excitement. Confetti filled the air and everyone could tell that we were some- thing special this year and that nothing could stop the mighty Falcons. .lixfi Q4

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' i983-S4 HOMECOMING 1 7 1 , i Once upon a time there were six beautiful maidens of royalty, who were cursed as children by a wick, ed Hornet from the kingdom of Alameda to become ordinary stu- dents of Harry Ells. But. the wick- ed Hornet didn't know that the curse had a ten year warranty. lt iust so happens that the curse was lifted on Homecoming Election Day when Freshmen Princess Lor- raine Vigil, Sophomore Princess Sandra Fernandez. Junior Princess Yolanda Duncan the Ladies-iw Waiting: Ind Runner-up Lupe Za- zueta. lst Runnereup Ester hsver. and the inaiestic Queen Theresa Daniels, were voted into Royal Homecoming positions. Once upon another time, six royal male children were kid- napped by a kindly old nursemaid. to protect them from the very same curse. Throughout their many travels, they were never told of their royal blood and they carried out their lives as run-of- theemill Harry Ells' students. What a shock they experienced on Elec- tion Day when they discovered their true identities. Freshman Prince: Joe Williams. Sophomore Prince: Mark Molinar. Junior Prince: Robert Moses, the honored knights: George Calligeros and Al- den Williams. and the iolly king Lu' ciano Caldera. who completed the Royal Homecoming Court. The Kingdom of Harry Ells de- cided to celebrate with a Royal Pa- rade. The Parade featured floats from the Senior and Sophomore Class, a band of the best musi- cians. and a car full of the loveliest town maidens. The Parade cli- maxed with the crowning of the King and Queen. Then the Royal Homecoming Court, seated in their motor- drawn carriages rode into the sun- set. For they would be guests of honor at the Ball held in the stately Ells Gym that nightt and live hap- pily ever after. THE END