Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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photos by Jim McKJnley preparing for the festivities of the night. The presentation of the sl its which were centered around this year ' s theme, The Eye of the Lion, and class gifts were only two events which helped raise enthusiasm. Hot chocolate and cookies brought a perfect end to the night. Also aimed at raising school spirit to an all-time high was a pep ses- sion Friday during project period. The football players, cheerleaders, band, drill squad, and students all helped everyone to get fired up for the game. The cool temperature and slight breeze combined for perfect weath- er for football, and students showed their support by filling the stands. Everyone helped to back the team by voicing his support. At the end of the second quarter eyes focused on the center field to once again experience the tradition- al homecoming halftime activities. Everyone watched as the ceremo- nies closed with Tricia Tappy being crowned Homecoming Queen. The time on the clock diminised so that only one quarter remained. Although the Lions played a close game and students helped back the team, the game ended up with a victory for the Lakeland Lakers 32 to 20. To help relieve the pain of losing, students rushed to pick up their yearbooks. The night ended with ev- eryone talking with old friends and going to the homecoming dance. Friday. Most students love the word. Friday means a whole week- end to rest, relax, and have fun with friends. However, the first week in October ended with a different kind of Friday. A Friday in which every- one was sad to leave school be- cause this Friday brought an end to homecoming week. — Karen Pfister Senior Puffer cheerleaders boost the crowd ' s spirit by showing off their skills, Pajama day, the first day of homecoming week finds Theresa Bailey, Debbie Short, and Beth Witte showing their spirit by wearing their PJ ' s. -17- homecoming life styles