Little Elm High School - Lobo Pride Yearbook (Little Elm, TX)

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f as ' 1 4, 4 Y , Q nt 'xg I. A V , ,,L,, , V1E,x W .., , , S -, H.. -, M ABOVE: Scott Kizer and Christi Burton watch crown-bearers Bo Penin and Grace Wolfe during Homecoming practice. felt like a bigger, better event than it has been in the past - Renee Warren 66 Homecoming 99 ABOVE: Students played with pa- triotism at the Homecoming hayr- ide. RIGHT: The burning LE put our spirits on fire. Z .f ' if 15 'N 2 .- ABOVE: All dressed up for the oc- casion, Queen nominees are: Ta- batha Tinsley Cfrj, Krissi Higgins Qjr.J, in front: Bo Penin, Christi Bur- ton fsophj, Cori Anderson fsr.J, Sherry Hemm fsr.J, and Pauline Dunning, 1986 Homecoming Queen.

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l Memorable Moments . . The Homecoming Spirit Continues Memories of our homecom- ing dance have S signs beside them. The guys had to buy mums at S6 to S37.50, but, of course, no girl would be satis- fied with a S6 job. Larry Loo- mis spent S37.50 for a giant mum for Teresa Joplin. On top of that, tickets were S5 per couple. Then there were dress- es to be bought and in some cases, tuxes to be rented. The gang danced until 12:00 to the music of Top Spin, a Denton disk jockey. The favor- ite songs that evening were Let the Good Times Roll and The New Wipe-Outf, The highlight was the crown- ing of the Homecoming King and Queen. The new reigning royalty were Kyle Belew and Sherry Hemm. How hand- some and beautiful they looked! l re- --Q, I . ,., we ly-,gs Kyle Belew and Sherry Hemm Miracle of the century, people proudly accept their positions as danced ata Little Elm dance. 1987 Homecoming King and Queen. ,WMM 'W-. Kenneth Gillespie looks completely lost in the big turnout at the Home- coming dance. ...J Homecoming King Nominee's from left to right: Ernie Ellis, Scott Kizer, Kyle Belew, Sam Wallis, and Greg Stewart.

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February 15, 1988, marked the date of the Valentine's Day Dance. This extravaganza included loads of beautiful decorations, sumptuous re- freshments, and exhilarating music. For the first time in L.E.H.S. histo- ry, a Royal Court, chosen by the stu- dents body, presided over the even- ing's festivities. The Junior class did a remarkable job transforming the gymnasium into a haven for young lovers. April 23, 1988, was the day of MORP. The MORP was a Sadie Hawkin's styled dance for the fresh- man and sophomore classes. Decora- tions and refreshments were pro- vided by the S.C. members. Music was provided by a group of upper- classman boys. There was lots of dancing, and lots of people having a fun-filled time that they will never forget. ABOVE: Skeet Lawson and Jeff Ary are having lost of fun at the MORP dance. QW? ABOVE: Veronica Rifey, T Shaffer, Tammy Hill, and Allbritton are enjoying each other company at the MORP. ABOVE: Johnny Humphreys and ABOVE: Jeff Polley and Eddie Lease have a wild and crazy time at the Leah St0ne have an enjoyable even- Valentines's Day dance. ing at the dance.