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EXCHANGING SMILES. Beverly Lee pins on senior band member Tammy Mashburn's corsage in pre- game festivities. AFTER BEING CROWNED, Suzic Jeffress and es- cort Keith Cottrell wait for the crowd to rise for the singing of the Alma Mater. CAUGHT IN AN EMOTIONAL MOMENT Home- coming Queen Suzie Jeffress and Sandra Killcn em- brace, while Tina McGuire. Caroline Jeffress. and Dawn Putman look on. 12 Homecoming
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TAKING HER FIRST ROYAL RIDE. Peewee Homecoming Queen Angela Hill makes her ap- pearance. THROWING CANDY TO THE SPECTA TORS, Peewee football players look over the crowd as they make their way downtown. 1985 PEEWEE HOMECOMING COURT. Kelli Etheridge, Matt Michael. Karla Williams, Josh Smith, Angela Hill, Amanda Johns. Colby Bar- nett, Tori Goode, Todd Bullard. Jill Barnett. (KNEELING) Amanda Glass and Dusty Springer. Peewee Homecoming 11
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Why All the Fuss? WHILE LEARNING a new step at the dance. Keith Fields watches Michelle Parker’s feet. THE HOMECOMING COURT of 1985-86: Freshmen Tara Birdyshaw and escort Ronnie Woodard; Juniors Karen McCain and escort, Lee Snead; Homecoming Queen Suzie Jcffress and es- cort Keith Cottrell; crown bearer Jason Waddell and flower girl Julie Balcntine; Seniors Terry Da- vis and escort Ronnie Newton; and Sophomores Melissa Mason and escort Marty Gray. s students sat in the stands and watched the Homecoming court lining up on the other end of the field, and the floats slowly making their way around the fence, they wondered if it was worth all the work and the effort. Night after night they stayed at their class floats stuffing pomp after endless pomp into what usually cages chickens. But why? Why did Juniors perch on a ladder eating a candy bar after a long volleyball practice stuffing a palm tree, while they could be home relaxing in the Lazy Boy? The answer to this question was easily answered by all who were asked, but in different ways. Some who were not ac- tive in sports or other organizations found an opportunity to be a vital part in an effort to win, others just wanted to beat upperclassmen, while most wanted the companionship only classmates and friends share. Even some Moms and Dads stayed at their children’s floats into the night and helped finish the work. Everyone listened as Mark Collier an- nounced the results of the float competi- tion: Seniors won 1st, Juniors 2nd, 7th grade 3rd, Sophomores 4th, Freshmen 5th, and the 8th grade came in 6th in the continuing saga. The Homecoming Queen then made her way across the field with her court. After the game, students went to the dance sponsored by the cheerleaders. Homccominf 13
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