Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Jay's senior activities include president of N Club. Sports Royalty King. Student Council, and being a varsity letterman in football, basketball, and golf. Boy 1976 ■JAY WOLFE Milestone 13

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HOMECOMING Magic Engulfs Queen Sandy Perkins 1. Cheerleaders spark the spirit at NHS homecoming bonfire. 2. Spirit of 76 takes top honors in float competition. 3. Attendants Betsy Petring. Monica Collison. Sandy Perkins, reigning queen. Sara McKee. Sue Verges, and Janey Bridge. 4. Queen Sandy Perkins reigns over NorfolkSouth Sioux homecoming game. 5. Cream Em. shouts the crowd as Sara McKee challenges Coach Wentling in the pie eating contest. The answer to Could It Be Magic?,” the theme for the 1975 Norfolk High School homecoming, was 'yes’ for Sandy Perkins when she was crowned queen during the half-time homecoming ceremonies on October 10. Sandy reigned over the South Sioux City-Norfolk game. Sandy was crowned by the 1974 queen, Cheryl Moody. Other candidates were Janey Bridge, Monica Collison, Sara McKee, Betsy Petring, and Sue Verges. The theme song “Could It Be Magic?” was played by the band during the coronation under the direction of Mr. Don Schumacher who rewrote the music. Homecoming activities included a pie eating contest, Volkswagen races, and a bonfire. The pie eating contest, a new homecoming event, was sponsored by DECA and pep club, involving both faculty and students. All of these activities were held the night before the game. The senior class, with the theme senior magic, took first place in the float competition. Second place went to the sophomore class float and the Spanish Club received third place honors overall. Three classes as well as four organizations entered the float competition. Splash,” the homecoming band, presented entertainment for a dance in the forum after the game. 15