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Victory's celebration is termed successful The Start of a New Generation, the Homecoming theme selected by the Student Council, proved to be successful, despite cold and windy weather which challenged the strongest of football fans. Ninety-six couples and 120 singles purchased tickets for the after-game dance, held in the cafeteria. A portable radio provided music for dancers. Students made music requests all week, and these requests were sent in. The result was a mixture of more music and less talk, geared to the interests of dance attenders. For the first time the Pen. under the guidance of Miss Turner, sponsored the Homecoming dance. Commented Miss Turner, The Homecoming dance was a roaring success. Students had a lot of fun, and I felt that the turnout was good. (Top) HOMECOMING COURT. S. Friesch, T. Hebbe. M. Auerbach, D. Vogel. K. Allegretti, D. Mochling. P. Damrow. B. Marr. B. Gaugert. T. Ashburn. (Middle left) Donny Vogel, alias baby. tries hard to pin his diaper on for the family race at the Homecoming pep rally. (Middle right) Dean Trewyn. Randy Dettmers. Jeff Spangler. Brian Mayhew. Alan Calvillo. David Kramer. Andy Lukas, Steve Aumann. Bill Wright, and Don Liebel attempt to match the cheerleaders in their own version of the pyramid. (Bottom) The junior coed tug-of-war team works to bear the senior team, but are defeated. 10 Homecoming
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Juniors finish in first in week of dress-up Juniors dominated the Homecoming dress-up days, planned by the Student Council. Although Monday's Pajama and Bathrobe Day left seniors victorious and students inventive. juniors came out on top on Tuesday's Dress-up Day and Wednesday’s popular Sweats and Shades Day. Thursday's Inside-out and Backwards Day also saw juniors in first place. Friday the seniors regained do-minace with 73% participation. Students celebrated the shortened day in school colors for the traditional Maroon and White Day. (left) Tim Renz and Dave Neupert can't seem to get anything right on Inside-out Day. (Below left) Aaron Gross makes an upside down cake, while wearing his clothes inside out and backwards for Homecoming week. (Below) On Dress-up Day. Andy Lukas and Paula Stuelke seem to have trouble being properly formal. Homecoming 9
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(Left) Karen Hauser. Susan Hoffman, and Lauri Jahnke do the Get down, get funky move to the song Bang Your Head by Quiet Riot. (Below left) Members of the junior and senior class celebrate a last-minute Homecoming victory by dancing to Hard Habit to Break. (Below) Bill Wright. Tim Renz. and Lee Miller play Get Down' for the pom pon squad at the Homecoming pep rally Homecoming II
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