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ESTATIC AT BEING CROWNED HOME- COMING QUEEN, senior Christy Hodge is congratulated by her grandfather, Mr. John Willett. UNDRESSING FOR MRS. ROBERTSON, Senior Bob Marshall prepares himself for the Latin float passing as an archer for Diana-Goddess of the night. SHOWING THEIR SCHOOL SPIRIT BY HOPING FOR A WINNING GAME, the PAINTING THEIR FACES, coaches Dix- largest crowd of the season looks on on and McChesnie concentrate on the —-with anticipation in hopes of a home- game intent on a homecoming win. coming victory. Student Life Homecoming
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“When I first heard my name, I really didn’t know what to do. All I can re- member is that | was shaking and | couldn’t stop myself. | never felt this good in my life .” 1986 Homecoming queen Christy Hodge RO A EE TT 10 WORKING ON THE ART GUILD’S AWARD WINNING “PRINCESS AND THE PEA” FLOAT, Donora Stallings stencils a design on what is to be the enormous bed for the princess. Student Life Homecoming GROWING ... out of tradition Friday night’s 19-18 victory over L. C. Byrd climaxed the entire fun-filled week. The foot- ball game was the Trojans’ first homecoming win in 6 years. During the halftime activities Christy Hodge was crowned Homecoming queen and Melissa Ramos was chosen as her Maid of Honor. In the homecoming parade competition, the art guild received Ist place for their ‘princess and the pea” float with Emily Baehr portray- ing the princess. The seniors’ float, organized by Kim Boerner, accepted second place for their portrayal of “Nights in White Satin.” HOPING TO BREAK THE HOMECOM- ING LOSING STREAK, Junior Charles Miller carries the ball in an aattempt to gain all-important yardage.
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GROWING ... to the beat The band Casper performed on Saturday night for the homecoming dance. The band played a variety of music that seemed to sat- isfy everyones’ diverse tastes in music. The 20’s song ‘Twist and Shout” sent dancers into spasms of dancing and screaming. Other pop- ular tunes of the evening were Kool and the Gang’s “Celebration” and selected slow hits from Journey. Silver stars and trees decorated the com- mons for the evening; but as the night pro- gressed, the souvenir seekers dismantled the decorations and all that was left of “The Night in White Satin” were tired bodies, aching feet, and fond memories. ATTEMPTING TO ENJOY THE HOME- TAKING A BREAK FROM THE FAST- COMING DANCE, Lora Yowell and PACED MUSIC OF CASPER, Midlothian Steve Spencer enjoy each others com- students enjoy the punch served by the pany. S. C. A. for over heated dancers. I2 Student Life Homecoming
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