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Group pictures courtesy of Studio Prints Sophomore Homecoming Candidates. Front row Sean Prolago. Brian Orr. Kevin Harsha Back row Robin Frakes, Mia Vargas. Lindy McAfee. Susan Day The sophomore class shows its football spirit durinq the Homecoming parade Staff photo Junior Homecoming Candidates Front row Jayme Roberts. Dawn Davis. Amy Kidd Back Row Stacey Denver. K.C Smith. Michael Williams. Jeff Bollman. Kelli Ferguson. Mike Rothfuss. Chad Carter and Jay Gooldy. the Junior President and Vice-President. are highly protected by Ron Prince. 88. and Brent Junghans. 88 Staff photo 14 Homecoming
Bf SCUff Homecoming tradition Hard work precedes glitter Chantel Faison DPS Editor When most people think of Homecoming, they picture the half-time ceremony with all its tradition and glitter. But before that ceremony can take place, a lot of hard work and planning has to occur. The first thing that has to happen is the selection of candidates, which is by one of two ways. The club or organization can nominate a person or a student can start a petition. This makes sure that the student has a group of supporters. Some of the Homecoming petition requirements are that all candidates must be registered to vote; all must be nominated by a person who is registered to vote; all students signing the petition must be registered to vote and of the same class, and there must be twenty-five legible signatures or more. Following nominations and petitioning, each class votes for male and female candidates. The top five vote-getters of each sex are the homecoming royalty candidates. Later, out of the five members of each class, the king, queen,, princes, and princesses are chosen. Because of the club nominations, which was a new idea, this was the first time so many nominations were made. The parade, which was a big success, had a lot of community attention. The R.O.T.C. marching and the unique floats made the parade even more interesting. The parade’s individual float winners were first place Lisa Hiesterman, second place Cindi Pratt, and third place Kelly Nelson. Club and organization float winners were first place J.C. Players, second place The Spanish Cluband third place Debate-NFL. Senior Homecoming Candidates Front Row Michelle Williams. Kelvin Whisenhunt. Brenda Paquette. Michelle Strain. Veronica Hatton Back Row Max Divine. Larry Forsyth. Cheryl Westerhaus. David Ray
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