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UPPER LEFT 1975 Homecoming Queen. Gndie Sharkey, crowned the radiant looking Linda Smith as the 1976 Queen UPPER CENTER Jimmy says Bum the Devils was the winning float's theme done by the senior class UPPER RIGHT: The bonfire was one of the events that was put on by the Student Council. LOWER LEFT: The 1976 Home- coming Court was from left: senior attendants Ilcne Merrill, Dcena Kincaid, Toni Blanchette. Tern Clark and Linda Smith, sophomore attendant Rachael Wells and junior attendant Camille Douglas. 28
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22nd Annual Homecoming Jimminy Cricket fires up Redskins Homecoming 1976 had alot of good times to remember for the student body and staff at MHS. For the fourth consecutive year, the Stu- dent Council put together alot of fun and adventure, making Spirit Week a success. Tuesday began the flurry of activities with Hat Day. Students and faculty wore hats of all shapes and sizes, ranging from baseball caps to stocking hats. Also on Tuesday was the beginning of the week long pop-top, cutest smile and sexiest legs contest. Photographs were taken of several volunteers' smiles and legs. Cheryl Squire captured the Cutest Smile and Darwin Wilson walked away with the sexiest legs.” Inside-Out Day,” one of the three dress-up days included in the week, highlighted Wednesday. Tags and seams made the scene for the day. The most spirited activity occurred Thursday afternoon with classes and faculty competing against each other in four races. Points were awarded toward the Spirit Plaque. First off was the water ride. The jun- iors captured this event. The class of 77 was the winner of the human wheel barrel race with the amazing time of 30 seconds. Next came the hoppity hop race, which was the most interesting of all the races. Many of the long legged hoppers spent more time on the ground than the hoppity hop. Despite this fact, sophomores captured a first place in the event. Competition ended with the annual tug-o-war. It was close between every class but the seniors emerged the victorious ones. They were inturn defeated by the faculty. Thursday was also Walt Disney Dress-Up Day, going along with the theme of the week. The halls were filled with Mickey Mouse and his friends. Students and faculty-, wearing the school colors observed the Home- coming Parade Friday afternoon. The seniors’ float, Jimminy says 'Burn the Devils’, received first place. In the club division, the junior high Student Council’s Thump the Devils received first place. Highlighting the halftime of the varsity game against the Peotone Blue Devils was the announcement of the 1976 Homecoming Queen. With a smile very much frozen on her face. Linda Smith was crowned by last year’s queen. Cyndi Sharkey. The Spirit Plaque was awarded dur- ing this time also. The seniors and sophomores tied for first place. Bringing the week to a climax was the dance in the jr. high gym Sat- urday evening and featured Hollywood Boulevard.” 29
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