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Act I Scene I — Homecoming'84 The Homecoming activities Friday morning sparked an enthusiasm that spread like wildfire all through the day. The student body congregated in the gymnasium after first hour to participate in some of the craziest team sports ever created. They brought lots of laughs and a lot of spirit points for the winning team. In the afternoon, the annual air band competition was held. Judges were Mrs. Trato, Mrs. Vizard, and Jorg Hobelmann. Coming in fourth place were the “Dearly Beloved Seniors,” and a lot of them there were! They came thundering out of the stands to dance to Prince’s Let’s Go Crazy! Taking third place was a sophomore band, Lyndi Sauper and the Bops. Their song was, of course, She Bop” by Cyndi Lauper. Taking a bow at second was a riveting performance by Assault, the defending champs from last Home- coming. They performed two songs, R-O-C-K” by Helix and Back For More by Ratt. The crowning glory was a delightful performance by Blues Brothers Review, a band reminiscent of circa 1940 type beboppers. This was the second year in a row that a sophomore band has won the air band competition. Bands were judged on origionality, performance, and their attire. After the assembly, the entire student body congregated behind their class float to walk up town in the parade. The spirit demonstrated during the day was merely a prelude to the excitement that spilled over into the evening, and lasted through the game, even though the Broncos were unmercifully defeated by the Elkton-Bay Port-Pigeon Lakers.
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Homecoming is more than the flowery spectacle put on by student council. Its the hours spent at float con- struction. the time used to make up enjoyable games, and the happy faces that say it all. Like a good movie, homecoming wouldn’t be much without all the hard work behind the scenes. The float construction, games, pep assembly, and parade couldn’t have gone on as scheduled without help of concerned students and faculty behind the scenes.The activities that produce the final show are a great way to meet new people and renew old friendships. Behind The Scenes
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