Lapeer East High School - Aerie Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

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20 Homecoming

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Homecoming Court Homecoming elections are a memorable part of high school. This year's homecoming court had a lot of fun presenting their version of The Family Feud , with their lovely host Ranna Right, alias Mrs. Rhykus. It was close, but in the end, the Belvin Hillbillies were defeated by the nerdy Gweebman family. The freshman representatives were Margaret Henson and Bob Dice, while the sophomore class was represented by Tracey Steward and Scott McKenna. Kim Inman and Dan Ruen were the junior class representatives, together again. The senior court consisted of Wendy Torres and Rusty Robinson; Aundrea Klamecki and Mike Smith; Jamie Markwood and Tim Huestis; Kelly Hartley and Kris Pietryga; Laura Henson and Gary Kinzer; and Diane Walker and Dan Rowley. The 1987 King and Queen were Diane Walker and Kris Pietryga. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP RIGHT: Male members of the Home- coming Court CENTER LEFT: 1986 King and Queen, Kari Ruen and Kirk Knight. CENTER RIGHT: 1987 Homecoming Court. BOTTOM RIGHT Female members of the Homecom- ing Court. THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Belvin Hillbillies. CENTER LEFT: Nerdy Gweebman family. BOTTOM LEFT: Kari Ruen congratulates the new Homecoming Queen. Diane Walk- er. CIRCLE PICTURE: Hopeful representatives of future years. Nikki Dominic and Tom Laussman. Homecoming 19

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Homecoming Parade And Powderpuff The 1987 Homecoming Float Theme was Su- perheroes. With construction every day after school, each class worked hard to complete their version of the theme. Seniors took everyone's favorite Superman and made him into Super Eagle , with all the qualities of Superman to break the Durand Railroaders in two. They won the Most Colorful Award, while the Juniors won the Most Cre- ative Award. They used imagination com- bined with current events to create Ollie North. Sophomores went back to the stone ages and brought back Captain Caveman to take the award for Most Theme Related. Ev- eryone was impressed by the Freshmen's dis- play of Mighty Mouse, including the judges who voted it Best Overall. Congratulations Freshmen! Homecoming was filled with anticipation as the Powder Puff Game began. The Senior team played hard to keep their undefeated reputation intact, but the Junior girls fought back to keep the score tied at 13-13, a first in East history. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Senior Float. TOP RIGHT: Sopho- more float. LEFT CENTER: Junior Float. RIGHT CENTER: Fresh- man float. BOTTOM LEFT: LEFT TO RIGHT: Marty Farnsworth. Todd Fisher, Tim Russell. Jason Sparks. Bob BeedeH. Steve Hardenburg. and Josh Coulter BOTTOM RIGHT: Wendy Torres and Rusty Robinson. BOTTOM CENTER: Powder Puff teams.THIS PAGE: TOP: Marching band at the parade CENTER Tammy Noltie BOTTOM: LEFT TO RIGHT Heather Hotkey, Dave Auquier. Karenda Lake. Nate Muir. Deonna Neal, Lane Kercheart. Homecoming 21