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Girls get tough at Powder Puff football game. Senior class girls-What's their problem? Pull, Mr. Bowman! Such scowls coming from our FRIENDLY teachers!! 13
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HOMECOMING 75 Homecoming week was a busy, but very exciting, one this year. Many activities throughout the week helped to lift our team to a 22-8 victory over the Heyworth Hornets! Among these activities were the banners displayed each day by the classes, the decorating of the halls by each class, Sock day, Lick ’Em day, Hat Day, (all sponsored by the cheerleaders), the Powder Puff football game, the Bonfire, the skits presented by various organizations and classes, the Parade and, after the game, the dance sponsored by the L-club and Student Council. Chosen by the student body to reign over Homecoming this year were Queen Jackie Foehr, King Greg Mears, and their court (from left) Ken Hart, Dale Dagley, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Kumler, Becky Rice, Debbie Lowe, Karen Yount, and Terri Morgan. At the dance, students and faculty enjoy rhythmical exercise. Cheerleaders and fans lift Ricardo and Panther spirit at the Bonfire. Ready to play, Greg Mears bursts through the Homecoming hoop. 12
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Bicentennial LeRoy's 1st homecoming was held on Oct. 5, 1935. The Maroons celebrated with a parade Friday afternoon consisting of the Marching Band, alumni, floats, classes, and grade school pupils dressed as hobos. The Queen, Doris Ether-ton, and her Maid of Honor, Barbnar Barr, rode on the float. The football team had new uniforms in honor of the occasion, but the uniforms didn't help. The Maroons were defeated by Fair-bury 6-2. But everyone whooped it up at the dance afterwards. Unfortunately, that was the last homecoming for 22 years. Then the Maroon came back in style, on Oct. 18, 1957 with a bonfire, pep rally, and snake dance on Thursday; and a parade on Friday afternoon. We won our game against Fisher, 34-7. Homecom- 1st--Freshman banner ing remained virtually unchanged until 1967, with the exception of Spirit Week and a Homecoming King, Reid Dolly. This Spirit Week was instituted because the parade was cut out of Homecoming Festivities. Skits, banners, and hall decorations took the place of the parade until STMT-tf 2nd--Junior 1971. In that year, Friday's parade was reinstated, so a whole week: was filled with building floats, constructing banners, in addition to attending the bonfire and Pep Rally, powder puff football game, the varsity football game and the homecoming dance. 3rd--Sophomore 4th--Senior Juniors win with Victory is all Wrapped Up. 14
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