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10 Homecoming
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“I thought having the team at our Homecoming was a great idea.” — Gina Canales fter the exciting powder puff game, students gather around the traditional bonfire. Homecoming traditions brought out the spirit in MHS students. W hile showing their school spirit, Amy Roberts and Tamara Levinson, seniors, participate in Hippie Day. Hippie Day was one of five dress-up days during Spirit Week. F ollowing through with school spirit by decorating the windows in the en- trance of the school is Debbie Galka, junior.The cheerleaders decorated the school every Friday for the football games. S howing that the Senior Class is number one are Shelly Metros, Kathy Lynch and Heather Charlesworth. sen- iors. The Class of ' 87 is the first team to take the powder puff honors two years in a row. Homecoming
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Students voted Lamfalusi as the 1986 Homecoming Queen during halftime of the 22-7 Pirate victory over Andrean. Coming Home Thursday was College Sweat- shirt Day, and it also hosted the first pep rally that the Class of ' 87 has ever seen at MHS. The enthusiasm of Dr. Daniel C. Rapacz, principal, and the an- nouncement of Mr. Football, Chris Abel, will be remem- bered. “Being awarded Mr. Football was an honor I will never for- get,” said Abel. Following the pep rally, the fired up students joined in the annual Flomecoming parade. The Senior Class won for dis- playing the best float. Purple and White day, the fi- nal day of Spirit Week, was also the day of the big game. At halftime Merrillville was ahead 8-7 against Andrean. Then the Flomecoming Queen, Jill Lamfalusi, and her court, Sherry Lemon, Kelly Burke, Reagan Plesha and Renee Mishler were introduced. “I was shocked and sur- prised when my name was an- nounced at the Flomecoming game. It was a great honor!”, commented Lamfalusi. The Pirates went on to win 22-7. To wrap up Flomecoming fes- tivities, many students attend- ed the Flomecoming dance, the theme was “Back to the 50 ' s and 60’s”. “The dance was really fun. My date and I had a terrific time dancing to all the older music,” concluded Mike Depta, junior. by CHRISSY FIGUEROA A ccepting the award for Mr. Football is Chris Abel, senior. Mr. Football is se- lected by teammates on his personal- ity, leadership and skill. G etting down to the Flomecoming music is Heather Charlesworth and her date.- The theme for the Homecoming dance was Back to the 50’s and 60 ' s.” Homecoming
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