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Page 23 text:
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A year of smiling faces, ambition, harried nerves, teary eyes, THE BIG DAY, —a year in a week—, Homecoming '75--How great it was! Monday: bonnets, billboards, and shiny buttons filled the halls. At noon a tug-of-war broke down in the middle by a faulty rope. Got a friendly enemy! A quarter will put them in the stock any day of this week. Tuesday: Happy Day(s)! The Roaring 50's, slick hair, long skirts, red lips (right Freshmen?), rolled up jeans. Wednesday: Dress Up Day and the bubble blowing contest—the winner? Miss Swanland—how does that make you feel? Thursday: Slop Day—a day admired by all—also the pie eating contest, or was it the pie throwing contest? Who won? Does anyone know? The pep rally, snake dance, bonfire, King Jeff Poling G Queen Diane McMahon, the dummy followed by hundreds of voodoo dolls, and then back to the floats to finish up. Friday: October 3, 1975—Red G Black Day—egg toss, the parade, first place goes to the Sophomores, fire truck, the mayor, attendents, King G Queen, the fans, the loss of the game, the dance, the coronation. Proof: Homecoming—a year of memories over in a week. Yes, Homecoming 1975 was great! 19
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Page 24 text:
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The Homecoming Pep Rally was a great success. The Cheerleaders blindfolded some of the guys and then had them put on their football equipment. The winner was Jeff Poling who then picked who he wanted to be placed in the stocks. Jeff picked Larry Roland. The Bug-a-bug-aboo's struck again, which left lasting marks on their faces. The float prizes went as follows: Sophomores with The Devils Sting winning first place; Freshmen with Devils Strike Again receiving second place; Juniors with The Impossible Dream: re-cieving third place; Seniors with Lay 1 on Them recieved fourth place. 20
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