Midwest City High School - Bomber Yearbook (Midwest City, OK)

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Coming Home Hgoin Trodition Rolls On! omecoming. lt was the time of the year when everyone was rushing around trying to get everything done at once. There were at least a hundred or more things to keep a person busy. Floats demanded a lot of hard work and preparation. Finding time to work on floats was a tough thing to do because of jobs and homework. iiBuiIding floats takes a lot of time and effort but if you're going to win, hard work is what it takes to get the job done, stated Gina Riley, senior class president. However much work was con- tributed to Homecoming, there was equally as much play. Football games and flirting had a part at the float site. The traditional float raiding added a spark of excitement to all the hard work. justin Springer, senior, comments, 'I go to the float to see everyone and to talk. lt's no fun to sit and work the whole time you're there. Floating to first. The senior float entitled Go For the Gold, took first place followed by the FHA float which took second. i,.. Clowning around. Rex Perkins entertains parade spectators as he makes his way down 15th Street. Homecoming f 19

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Moped Man. 1. T, DuBose amuses the clowns by swinging his feet while balancing his moped, Pyramid power. The senior guys show their enthusiasm by attempting a 15 man pyramid. Wild red-heads Roger Reneau shows a little leg before the parade starts. 4 4 4 18 X Homecoming

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Hurl, but not helpless. Todd Crites makes a flower from a piece of newspaper. 20 f Aches and Pains