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I » t 4B Homecoming ’83 “You lose some spirit by eliminating competition, but the school was brought closer together.” Ron Sency The junior float, which featured a car race that stopped the Shoremen, was just one of the many attractions in the Homecoming Parade. (E) New traditions still bring old-fashion fun and excitement. Victory is reflected in the faces of these members of the sophomore class. The sophomores won spirit week with 107 points. Behind them were the juniors (102 points), the seniors (too points), and the frosh (85 points). Candidates Leigh-Ann Lethco and Neica Lungaro wait in their convertible for the start of the parade through town. (E) 16 Homecoming
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“Everyone seemed to want to be involved. That’s what it took to make this Homecoming Week great.” Brian Phillips Ken Wisniewski intently watches the Homecoming game in which the Bees suffered a heartbreaking 16-10 loss to Avon Lake. (F) President of the sophomore class, Brian Phillips proudly displays the first place spirit week trophy to his victorious class. (F) Juniors Dave Wagner ( 35 ) and Matt Obloy (16) offer their team encouragement from the sidelines. (G) Donna Johnson, Heidi Muha, Eva Smietana, and Julie Shaffer, all members of the girls’ cross country team, show their spirit along the parade route. This was the first year that all the fall sports teams got to ride in the parade. (E) Inset-Varsity Soccer members Eric Whitnable, Chad Miller, and Kevin Whalen don bandanas created from the forbidden substance, toilet paper. Although authorities tried to collect it all prior to the parade, it still showed up in abundance to decorate both the square and the participants. (G) Homecoming 15
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Students gather around the bonfire at the close of the Thursday night pep rally. (C) Settlor Betsy Selmants and junior Scott Dix enter the Home¬ coming dance. Music was played by the local band Exodus. (E) FRIES SHAKES OWKURBIGS Even in the absence of float competition, the incentive was still there to build first-class floats. Here the senior float is pulled along the parade route. (E) Bee liner Barb Seiple hula-hooped her way to a senior class victory in the hula-hoop contest. Barb hula-hooped for an ex¬ traordinary ii minutes. (F) Coach John Carrick and senior Sam Filler watch the progress of the Homecoming game against Avon Lake. Unfortunately the Shoremen got the best of the Bees 10-16. (F) “Rock Around The Clock” Homecoming 16a
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