Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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The Last Basketball Homecoming The twenty-first of December brought the excitement of the an- nual Homecoming festivities. As the candidates appeared the entire gym was engulfed in the silence of antici- pation. Excitement suddenly took over as Julie Olesky was crowned 1974-75 Homecoming queen by last year's queen Alicia Wilhoite. The royal court included two Seniors, Brenda Stephens and Cindy Forrerg Junior, Debbie Van Buskirkg Soph- omore, Diana Campfieldg and Fresh- man, Julie Hankins. The class of 1976 took first place in the float com- petition. This is the last year the Homecoming will be presented dur- ing basketball season. All following ceremonies will take place during the regular football season. The eve- ning will be one that will long be re- membered by all who were present. 14 Homecoming l The royal court views the game from a festively decorated stage. Aboveq The Junior float was awarded first place in the float competition. Lefty A radiant queen Julie Olesky takes her final walk escorted by Dick Petry.

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'nmgfine the entfromcement of cr, prom The Prom Court: Ronnie Howell, Kendra Barker, Elaine May, Jeff Huntzinger, Kristi Maxwell, and Alan Van Buskirk are captured by the magic of the prom. if. A Reigning queen Michelle Breece crowns a radiant new prom queen, Jeff Huntzinger proudly accepts his I. D. bracelet commemorating him Elaine May. as king. 16 Prom