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:mecoming Queen nominee, lody Hankins, faits half time presentations. 'Ei' Homecoming nominees were presented a carna- tion by Sr. Class Pres. Mike Heaner. Lori Rich is hugged by her father as she is crowned the first Homecoming Queen. Debi Benton, Ir., congratulates other nominees during half-time ceremonies. 1979 Marks lst Homecomin Lori Rich Elected Homecoming Queen Oct. 5, our first homecoming, was to be a day of anticipation, excitement and an abundant amount of schol spirit. We set the traditions with the candy, decorations, flowers, game, mum sales and welcoming back our first class of seniors. The pep rally began things right. Almost anything goes contests added entertainment. 78-79 Varsity Cheerlead- ers returned to do a cheer for the Trojan team. Homecoming Queen nominees and the court were announced, leaving the queen to be announced at the game. During half time performances, Lori Rich was presented Homecoming Queen. Spirit shown through the day and at the game helped carry the Tro- jans to a 28-21 victory over Grapevine. Students rushed home to get ready for the 10:30 Homecoming Dance. Making our old seniors feel wel- comed, slides of previus years were shown. As couples danced, balloons fell from the ceiling, leaving the nets on them. Dancing was forgotten as every- one rushed to pop the baloons. Fall I5
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Big Tex. the center attraction of the state fair, welcomes Texans from all over the state His boomin voice Could be heard Welc mi ' th The fair grounds overflowed with busy and g 0 ng e excited participants As usual the rides and game crowd hourly. i? J f 3 f 51 ' 3 R H, Keith Mclnnish purchases a flower for Carol Loveless. Souvenirs were a big money-maker for the fair. Shawn Wheeler and Sherry Brown toss dimes onto the gameboard. Some students spent up to S20 on games yet went home with only a bag of bananas. 16 Fall
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