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1. Traditional congratulations are extended to the members of the 1977 Homecoming court after the Coronation ceremony. 2. Alan “Spot” Strackeljahn, complete with nose, sweats and tricycle, receives last minute instructions from classmate coach, Marie Bosche’. 3. Overcome with emotion, the faces of Joe and Sue Toenyes and Tam- my Ambuehl and Paul Daiber reflect the joy of being named HHS's royal- ty. 4. Carrying the ball for the seniors, Carole Landolt tries to outrun the junior defense. 5. Leroy Daiber captures the hearts of Powderpuff fans and wins the right to bear the title of “Powderpuff Queen.”
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24 Tradition remains Unusual outcomes added uniqueness to two long es- tablished Homecoming traditions at HHS. After a lively rivalry between classes in the form of posters, cheering, and a spirited football game, the sophomores emerged the victors of Powderpuff, defeating the upperclassmen. Spectators cheered their favorite tricycle racer in the Trike Marathon and chose Leroy Daiber as Powderpuff Queen in other events held Tuesday night. For the first time in HHS history, a sister and brother combination received the titles of Homecoming Queen and King in the Coronation ceremony Saturday night. In a gym colorfully decorated with shining stars and artfully drawn movie posters, the audience witnessed the crow- ning of Queen and King, Sue and Joe Toenyes, and Special Maid and Escort, Tammy Ambuehl and Paul Daiber. a : ‘ Sue and Joe Toenyes made HHS history by becoming the first brother- sister combination to be crowned king and queen
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Spirit! .. . Spirit? What is spirit at HHS? Spirit is Mr. White in his red and black beanie leading the commons in clapping, stomping, and cheering. It's the large numbers of buses carrying screaming fans to the Bulldog foot- ball games. It's rowdy pep rally spirit stick com- petitions and Bulldog booster posters. Spirit is the year-long driving force of the school. HHS began the year with an abundance of this enthusiastic spirit. Unfortunately, it climbed to an early peak, and as the year wore on, the spirit wore
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