Kelso High School - Bagpipe Yearbook (Kelso, WA)

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ystical fog sets to 7 wok' ne for masquerade Every senior girl dreams of becoming a homecoming queen once in her life. For Marcy Ealing, the dream came true. Twenty-four girls were announced as candidates for homecoming court nominees on October 27, during a pep assembly. After the assembly, students returned to their third period classes to vote for the five homecoming princesses. The day finally arrived, October 31. A special assembly was arranged for the festivities. As students sat in the bleachers, lights dimmed and a spotlight shone onto the escorts. Lee Sykes, master of ceremonies, introduced the candidates to the school again by reading off the names and the clubs they represented. Each escort then opened an envelope which contained the name of a princess. One by one, members of the court were revealed! ln just a few hours, students, parents and fans knew the name of the queen! The Hilander football team played the Eort Vancouver Trappers that night and held the lead by two touchdowns and two, two-point conversions at halftime. To kick off the halftime activities, varsity rally per- formed the Hiland Fling with Erik Richards and Anthony Rojo providing the sound of bagpipes. Afterwards, five vintage Model A cars drove around the track to a backdrop that proclaimed the homecoming theme, Mystical Masquerade. Each father helped a prin- cess from her car and to the backdrop where she met her escort. As the girls stood at the backdrop, each was given a gold box containing a single rose, the one with the yellow rose would become reigning homecoming queen. At the same time, each girl opened her box, and Marcy Ealing had the yellow rose! lill Nordstrom, the previous queen, gave up her reign when she placed the crown on Marcy's head, proclaim- ing her the new homecoming queen. Then the football team took the field and played on to a 37-7 victory over Fort Vancouver. Afterwards, varsity ral- ly held a victory-homecoming dance where a special song was dedicated in the queen's honor. 1-Homecoming court consists of Craig Peterson, Stephanie Stephen- son, lohn Speed, Amee Gallagher, Tim Wines, Queen Marcy, Bill Zbaren, Wendy Werner, Brian Davis and Kim Wagner. 2-Displaying her crown, robe and roses, Queen Marcy flashes her audience a proud smile. 3-Being chauffeured by a vintage Model A car, princess Kim Wagner enjoys the ride. 4-The traditional homecoming flowers along with the robe and crown are displayed proudly. 5-The father of princess Amee Gallagher, Larry Gallagher escorts his daughter from the car to the backdrop where her escort, lohn Speed, awaits. 6-Kelso High School football players watch as Marcy Ealing is announced homecom- ing queen. 7-Eather of the homecoming queen, Leroy Ealing congratu- lates Marcy. Homecoming 15