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“Beep, Beep ...’’ Blowing horns and excite- ment was in great demand as the 1980 Home- coming Parade of the North Stars gets under way down Waterford Drive. Marelesines te Homecoming he 1980 Homecoming weekend meant different things to those who were involved. For alumni who attended, Homecoming brought them back to friends and their memories of North. For Seniors, it pos- sibly could have brought both good and bad feelings of their last year of high school. But for those who were involved, the weekend of October 25 was fun and exciting. Friday evening set the weekend off with a big bang and a big show. With the largest crowd ever in attendance, the Review was a show full of spirited and crazy (but very good) acts per- formed by MN students. The end of the show didn't mark the end of the even- ing for everyone, though. Until late hours of the night, groups set up in different locations to work on floats and cars for the Saturday morning parade. The parade began at 9:00 a.m. as floats started down Waterford Drive. Judged by Mayor Taylor of Berkley, Mayor Grimm of Ferguson, State Re- presentative Carl Muckler, and Floris- sant Jr. High Principal Mr. Heger, the Pom-Pon Corps won first place, fol- lowed by the floats made by Interact and the Varsity Cheerleaders. In the car division, first place went to the Col- or Guard. The Sophmore Cheer- leaders and the Volleyball Team won second and third. The Homecoming Maids made up the rest of the parade, seated atop 14 shining Corvettes, pro- vided by the Mississippi Valley Cor- vette Club. Junior Connie Tucker com- mented, ‘When McCluer North does something we do it first class!!”’ At 1:00 p.m. the football Stars set out to “Cage the Wildcats’’ and that they did- 28 to O! The crowds cheered, con- fetti flew, and then The MN crowd welcomes back to North Miss “BRR ... It’s cold!!” But MN Pommies are Diane Smith and Mr. Bob Dippold, as Diane sits | ready with plenty of blankets and high spirits for atop a beautiful Corvette before Saturday's the ride on their prize winning Homecoming game. float. Homecoming 19
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