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Page 19 text:
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Left: At her house, Nicole Medich demon- strates how to play the game after the home- coming ceremonies. Below: Sharing a special moment while wait- ing for half time is Sara Herczeg ' 88 with Timo- thy Wallace, ' 00-
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A Royal Night The hope of being chosen and the fear of not seemed to turn into ex- citement only. For one the hope came true and for the remaining eleven, the fears dissolved. September 25 was a very special date for twelve senior girls. During the day, the Homecoming court en- joyed lunch with Mr. Oldham, and was presented to the student body at the pep assembly. Then that night, the court members and their escorts strolled onto the football field, each with a proud smile. After everyone had been introduced, Jennifer Juday sparkled as Penny Polsgrove, former Queen, placed the crown on her head. I was shocked to hear my name and I was really surprised, stated Jennifer. The members of the court were Kim Bailey, Sarah Black, Camille Coddens, Tara Harris, Sara Herczeg, Vianda Hill, Jennifer Juday, Jennifer Knight, Sheryl Lynch, Nicole Medich, Wendy Medich, and Nora Weldy. Each of them were honored to repre- sent the senior class and will cherish the memories for many years to come. Upper right: Homecoming Queen Jennifer Ju- day and escort Jim Keszel celebrate with smiles after she Is crowned. Above: Sheryl Lynch and escort Pete Walkey are Introduced to the crowd during halftime. Left: Craig Fox, Tara Harris, Sarah Black, and Brett Michel en- joy each others company otter the festivities. 14 Homecoming
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Page 20 text:
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With so many different styles it has be- come hard to distinguish fad from fashion. While fads die out fashions are reborn, often taking new shapes and colors. The mini-skirts and crew-cuts which are remi- niscent of the 50 ' s and 60 ' s seem to be back. Although a variety of changes have been made the roots are plainly visible. Many of us dress with the hope of fitting in because we possess the fear of stand- ing out in the crowd. Some of us adopt a certain style and stick with it because it Is a means of self- expression. While others of us just tend to go with the flow, either way fashion plays an important role in our society. One of the keys to fashion is self-perception, without that one wouldn ' t hove an identi- ty of their own. v.. iATLfdr
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