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Jackie Swinney was J-C-D's queen candidate in the Pumpkin Show Queen Contest. She was the second runner-up in the contest. The Senior float was a big success with all seniors. Everyone hopes the tradition of the float will continue. Not many athletes rode the Sports float, but those that did had a fun time. They hope to do it again next year. Jackie answers the questions asked of her at the Queen Contest in Versailles. Annie and Jim are J-C-D's representatives at the Aurora Farmers' Fair Queen and King Contest The Seniors energetically yell at people along the parade route. Remember, Mr Owens' STUDENT LIFE 11
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t6e Cherish the Memories” was the theme of the 1985-86 Homecoming and as it suggests, we will always cherish the beautiful memories of the night of December 13, 1985. We honored the alumni of 1980 and hosted North Decatur. The ceremonies were held bet- ween the Reserve and Varsity games. Princesses and escorts representing each class were Seventh Grade, Barb Gehl and Chris Guerra; Eighth Grade, Glenda Comer and Jeff Collins; Freshmen, Jen- nifer Westerman and John Bunselmeier; Sophomores, Anita Stier and Bill Meyers; and Juniors, Dee Eaton and David Fry. The Senior Class chose Kristy Eaton, Kathy Keck, Jackie Swinney, and Mary Simon as Queen Candidates. They also chose Cecil Franke, Mark Fry, Jim Scheidler, and Matthew Wolter as King candidates. Jackie Swinney was crowned Homecoming Queen by Student Council President Alisa Murray and Sandy Hollowell Schuerman, J-C-D's very first Homecoming Queen. Cecil Franke was crowned Homecoming King. Although it was Friday the 13th', we won the game 54-51. Student Council sponsored a dance after the game and the music was provid- ed by the band, “Freedom. Anita, Jennifer, Glenda, and Barb are four of the Homecoming Princesses. The crowd gathers at the door |ust before Barb and Chris enter to mark the beginning of the ceremonies. Loria, Andi, Amy, Teresa, Dana, and Ronnie help provide music for the Homecoming ceremonies. STUDENT LIFE 13
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