Memphis High School - Memphian Yearbook (Memphis, MI)

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FLOAT COMPETITION The Freshmen float placed first in the competition. float came in third place. The Homecoming Parade began at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct- ober 13, 1978. The Memphis Police De- partment and the Rescue Squad led the parade from All Saints Church to the football field. Other participants in the parade were the Brownies, Boy Scouts. Memphis Fire Depart- ment, the Senior Court, the Underclass- men Kings and Queens, the 1977 Homecoming King and Queen, and the high school floats. Not only did the Freshmen, with their theme of “Summer Daze”, take first in the float competition, but they also cap- tured the 1978 Home- coming Spirit Jug. “Make It A Card- inal Nightmare” was the theme of the Junior float that came in second place. The Sophomores float theme of “Crack the Cardinals” took third place. And finally, the Seniors with their theme of “Win-ter- Night” placed fourth in the float competi- tion. The students of Memphis High School wish to extend their appreciation to the sponsors, people who lent cars for the Kings, Queens, and Court, to the parents who allowed float- building at their homes, and to the business supporters who helped make Homecoming.

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DON AND SANDY REIGN Every year Home- coming Week presents all students the difficult decision of voting for who they feel their new King and Queen should be. This year the eight Seniors the students had to choose from were: Debbie Bourgois, Car- men Berlinger, Lynn Morgan, Sandy Rucinski, Rick Fisher, Don Fowl- er, Scott Kirkendall, and Steve Wroblewski. On the crisp evening of Friday, October 13 the Memphis High School students chose Don Fowler and Sandy Ruc- inski to reign as 1978 Homecoming King and Queen.