Kankakee Valley High School - Kougar Pride Yearbook (Wheatfield, IN)

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The Homecoming game between the Kougars and Winamac appeared des- tined to be different from past years of football losses for the Kougars. The team had won the first two games of the season and had lost the next two by very narrow margins. Although the Kougars were plagued by injuries, hope was high and everyone ' s spirits were soaring for this could be the first Homecoming triumph in five years. Excited Kankakee Valley fans encour- aged the Kougars to play their best against their Winamac rival. A win could be revenge for past losses to this strong team. Kougars put up a good fight, but the final score was 33-6 in favor of the Warriors. Were the Kougars and their fans dis- couraged by this bit of bad luck? Of course not,” they said. We’ll beat them next year. Opposite Left: Junior Brian Morales watches intently from the sidelines after being benched for an injury. Right: Coach lim Al bert goes over the next defensive play with assistant coach, Dennis Metzger and line- backer Doug McKinley. Center: The Kugar mascot consoles half-back Bryan Leturgez after a play misfires. Bottom Left and this page: Cheerleaders Carmen Hunt and Kathy Lageveen keep the crowd fired up. Right: As- sistant coach Jim Lauritis discusses play tac- tics with Scott Helton. Center Cheering the Kougars on are Tammy Oriey. Susie Sipkema. Cara McKinney, and their mascot. 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 » 4. 44- 4444:

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Princess candidates are chosen by the vote of fellow classmates who select one special girl to represent them in the Queen’s Court. The winners are announced the week before Home- coming. The candidates then choose an escort from their class. The fresh- man princess was Debbie Koster, es- corted by Darrin McGuire. The sopho- more class chose Penny McKinley who was escorted by Greg Hamstra. Repre- senting the junior class was Diane Duttlinger who was escorted by Matt Chapman. Four girls represented the senior class as Queen candidates. The winner is chosen by the football team and the announcement of the winner is made at half-time. Queen candidates and their senior escorts were Andrea Fra- zier and Jeff VanOort; Liz Hetrick and Don Hirsch; Dana Hogle and Tim Prohl; and Terri Sanders and Dave Grube. As the drill team formed a canopy of flags, the band played each candi- date’s special song as she and her es- cort entered the field. Assistant Super- intendent Wayne Ryska read personal data on each of the senior girls and then announced Terri Sanders as the 1979 Homecoming Queen. An elated Terri was crowned by Superintendent Paul Scamihorn. immTtnmitiiimimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmiiimn in HOMECOMING 7