McPherson High School - Bullpup Yearbook (Mcpherson, KS)

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irrorin the heart's reflections HS coup es danced the night away in loving arms by Susan Good From the first hushed moment in the Roundhouse to the final tired moment following the dance, Winter Homecom- ing was a series of punctuated memories. Some really upbeat music under the baton of Frosty Tegethoff set the scene as the Roundhouse filled. As Stugo repre- sentatives Ianet Goldsmith and Jeff Schrag introduced the royal court, Patti Neel, Rochelle Schroeder and Amy Smith strolled in, wearing long black skirts, black and gray striped blazers highlighted with red silky blouses. Es- corts for the occasion were Brian Gibson, Kelly Green, Rick Overholt, Javier Na- jera, Danny Reagle, and Jimmy Yianika- polas. Crown bearer Ryan Raush and flower girl Stacey Schrag brought excla- mations from the spectators. Appropriate musical selections were Mixed enseInble's rendition of Hello, and a seranade by Susan Good and lim- my Yianikapolas singing Perhaps Love. Then, finally, the announcement! The queen is - Rochelle Schroeder, and the audience cheered. The afternoon assembly was only one link in a day of exciting events. As a special addition, the Mixed Ensemble sang the Star Spangled Banner just be- fore tip-off of the boys' game. A new note was having previous homecoming royalty appear at halftime before the newly crowned royalty took the floor. Janet Bate, C'83, was escorted by Billy Wolf, C'83, and Kim Moors, '84, was es- corted by Steve Oakes, C'84. After two victories by the teams, ev- eryone moved to the Holiday Manor Convention Center where the entire room shimmered in red and silver and the theme Reflections of the Heart ig- nited and came alive for those who danced and talked poolside, From 10 p.m. until 1 p.m. the music of Eddie Griswald played just the right selections to reflect the mood. Heartfelt thanks were due to Stugo, to Hi-Steppers, wrestling and basketball cheerleaders who spent far into the night decorating the school with colored hearts bearing students' names which set just the right mood. Although dancing was the principal activity of the evening, couples like David Williams and Ronda Anderson, srs., enjoy the coolness of the punch. The intense heat in the convention center made the cold drinks especially refreshing. Serenading the Winter Homecoming royalty, Susan Good and jimmy Yianakopulas, srs., blend their voices in a rendition of Perhaps Love. With the theme being Reflections of the Heart, red and black were the primary colors highlighted with silver. 20! Winter Homecoming

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