Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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Circus c©m@s to town (Continued from pg. 12) score over the Lowell Red Devils was 14-6. Gayle Rovai, Student Senate President, announced the float and princess results at halftime, while selections by Chicago were performed by Marching Band. The princesses were freshman Naomi Savage; Linda )eorse, sophomore; Karen Por- ter, junior; and the three queen candidates were seniors Patti DeCola, Marita de la Cotera, and Nancy Nolan. Marita was announced queen. Anticipation rose as time drew near for an- nouncement of floats. Juniors captured first place with their movable clown lighting a fire- cracker. Those clowns are in for a Bang. Second place went to the seniors, It looks like the end for the Devils portraying a circus elephant sitting on a devil while its trunk moved up and down, and sophomores ' lion trapping a devil, Eat ' Em Up Lion Down received third. Pub- lications once again won the car competition with their entry Squash ' Em. Saturday morning freshmen decorated the cafeteria with stuffed animals and signs. As evening drew near, couples vis- ited pre-Homecoming parties, and then made their way to the school where they were met at the door by freshmen dressed as clowns. Midwest Sound pro- vided the music for 165 couples. A refreshment table was set up so couples could curb their hun- ger before a late dinner. The princesses and their es- corts walked up the red carpet where Marita was crowned by Senior Class President, Tom Et- ling, and was seated to reign over her court. As the dance hours came to a close and couples headed out for a late dinner, the last day of Homecoming 75 came to an end. BELOW: Clownin ' around. While she makes her- self fit in with the circus crowd, junior Andrea Hayes displays class spirit by walking alongside her float. RIGHT: No backyard bar-b-que. To tantalize the appetites of homecoming crowds. Speech and Debate chefs, junior Paul Chaiken and Sophomore Scott Franczek make it obvious that women aren ' t the only cooks. V. 14 Homecoming

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LEFT: Before the blaze. As tradition goes, Mike Mason, senior, spends his class time building the bonfire. BELOW: One more means one less. Though folding flowers may seem monotonous, nevertheless, it is an essential part of completing a float. Sophomore Sandy Capps spends some of her spare time assembling flowers. LEFT: Down on the farm. Farmer ' s day was just part of spirit week as junior Elsa Luera participates by wearing overalls and a straw hat. ABOVE: Yesterday ' s styles once more. Complete with the attire of the 50 ' s, senior Maria Koufas enjoys an ice cream bar on Nostalgia day. FHomecoming 13

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N m jM, % £ s L 4 V ' K dW «r o- ! V nJ y 1 ij. % I+ ' lt . HE EAT ' E M UP UDN D i LEFT: Unusual transportation. With a painted smile and a man Nancy Surufka pedals on toward the finish. ABOVE: Lion partially bald head, sophomore Ticia Eggers contributes to around. Sophomores lion could only snare third place in the the circus atmosphere. TOP: Trike along. With the lane float competition, markers guiding her and the crowd cheering her on, fresh- Homecoming 15