North High School - Polaris Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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I was very proud to have had the privilege of representing North as the 1983-84 Homecoming queen. It gave me the opportunity to meet many new friends. I would like to thank my parents and friends who have given me the support and encouragement that I needed to survive the week before coronation. This year's homecoming was the best of all. The students participation was outstanding. The gym was decorated to the max. The students went crazy when all the candidates came Cruizin' in on the antique MGs. The climax of all of the homecoming festivities was the game. For the Polars, it was more like practice. We ran all over the Teddies. Lisa Walton '83 Becoming Homecoming king and playing in the homecoming game, were the two most exciting things that have ever happened to me in the same week - ever! While I was campaigning, I felt all alone - as if nobody knew me. It was really a shock to be voted king. When my best friend Micheal Favor, put the robe on me, I cried. I was so surprised and so happy. But I did not let being Homecoming king go to my head when I stepped out on the field. My fellow teammates made sure of that! The practices the week before the game had not been going well. Many of the players were injured. The team as a whole was not mentally prepared for the game. We got by with a lot of spirit and good coaching. We won, 21 zip. Lawrence Coleman '83 13

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HOMECOMING, has never been quite like this!

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