Miami Coral Park High School - Arieon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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G-'sue -J: Michele Miller plays with clown and animal dolls on the Civinettes float. Danny Fresco accompanies Homecoming Princess Susie Alvarez while the band plays. Clubs, Students participate in Homecoming Parade By Alicia Cordova Homecoming Week ended this year with the an- nual Homecoming Parade. i'The parade is an ac- tivity in which all clubs, homerooms, and individual students can participate, said Jackie Eads, ac- tivities director. Clubs showed spirit in different ways. Modem dancers' A Chorus Line , Art ln- terest's dragon, and Key Club's kazoo band were just a few of the participants. This year's float win- ners were: lst place, Audio Visual Technicians, 2nd place, Civinettesg and 3rd place, French Honorfln- terest. Students marched down Coral Way to arrive at Tamiami Park where the Columbus football game was played. During half-time, the court was presen- ted to the attending crowd. The Homecoming Parade is good for everyone. The whole school got together to support our team, said Phil Carratala, Senior Board president. l' Q ' E Tiki lj A The 1980-1981 Bat Girls ride on a pick-up truck dressed in baseball uniforms. 1 131

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Homecoming Queen Vivian Segovia rides in a Corvette along with escort Bill Tedesco. 1 Homecoming Parade J'l,.,'f- .V.' as gql.. fl ' 'c The Marching Blue and Gold Band parades down the street playing their instru- ments and twirling their batons. Homecoming Princess Denise Chapman holds on to es- cort Mike Marhee as cheerleaders stand behind. use A

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Council chooses theme song of annual Homecoming Dance By Heidi Marino The 14th Annual Homecoming Dance was fashioned around the song 'LSketches . Held at the Omni International Hotel on November 14, the ballroom was decorated by the homecoming com- mittee to give an artistic setting. The table decora- tions were dried flowers mounted on miniature easels. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of the Coral Park queen and her court. This year's Homecoming Queen was Vivian Segovia. The sophomore princesses were Patty Barreto and Norma Blanco. Junior princesses were Nlaritzabel Lopez and Kelly Yessman. Senior prin- cesses were Karen Trimble, Arleen Lopez, Susie Alvarez, and Denise Chapman. Student Council did an outstanding job in mak- ing our Homecoming Dance a memorable event in my senior year. The band and decorations suited the occasion perfectly, exclaimed Senior Zoe Tomas. Senior Princess, Denise fante. Denise is dancing holding roses. 32 Homecoming Dance Homecoming Queen Vivian Segovia poses for a pictuE in front of the Omni Carousel, while holding a dozen roses. Who gazing into each others eyes. .sl