Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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eek of Memories Homecoming as a tradition is not just a foot- ball game, but a whole week of activities. Rivalry between Lanny Copeland, senior, escorts Queen Lisa McMillan. Working together, sophomores Susan Brown, Kami Schonerstedt, and Mr. Robert Watkins, sponsor, try to make their hall the best. classes soared high as a hall decorating contest began. Loss of sleep became a common thing in order to cut out snowflakes or create flames. The event ended with the seniors receiving first place, juniors sec- ond, and sophomores third. During the week, the STUDS sold over 700 dollars worth of mums. T h e m u m s w e r e delivered at school on Homecoming Day. On Thursday, STUDS members gathered wood for the bonfire that night. Although it got off to a slow start, the group's ef- forts paid off when over 200 people appeared. Every eye is on the unity candle as Danny Smith, junior football player, lights his candle. Sophomore attendant Kami Schonerstedt is escorted by senior Tom Anderson. Homecoming 9

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e M i e S Icontinued from page 9l The long awaited cor- onation and pep rally took place in the gym on Friday morning. Hours of work by the cheerleaders resulted in beautiful decorations for the ceremony. While emotions soared ,in the stands, different feelings were experi- enced on the floor. Homecoming Queen Lisa McMillan found being Queen required more than election by the foot- ball team. A million things went through my mind that morning. I was scared. l didn't know what to ex- pect, she said. In the end, the ner- vousness and butterflies proved worth it. As Lisa stated, When I look back on it, I remember it made my senior year more meaningful. The football game end- ed in defeat. Despite ef- forts displayed by Lobos, the Dumas Demons won by a margin of 37 to 7. Topping off the week was a dance sponsored by the Student Council. Commons bulged with students dancing to the music of the Canned Heat Dance Company. Homecoming offered every student the chance to create a week of memories. Seniors H. Hunt, A. Thompson, K. Taylor, K. Graniger, M. Mc- Cann, L. Adams, R. Coronado, C. Perez, S. Garcia, and G. Munsey attend their last homecoming pep rally as students. High winds cause Kim James, senior Student Council member, to hold tightly to the bag that will hold over 500 balloons which will be released near the beginning of the game. 6 10 Homecoming