Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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Tippy Takes The Tiara The newly refinished gym was packed with students and parents, with Greg Nelson presiding over the first Homecoming event of the week. This year, each of the attendants was escorted into the court by a football, soccer, or cross country captain. Chris Betz awaited the moment to hand down her crown as Karen Horak sang If Ever You're In My Arms Again. When the moment finally arrived, Tippy Schulenberg was crowned the new reigning Queen. This page, top row: Daniel Walch and Susan Erickson smile for the court. Tippy receives the crown from last years Queen. Chris Betz. Middle row: Queen. Tippy and King. J.B. Karen Horak sings a love ballad. Bottom row: And the new Homecoming Queen Is ... Three Sophomore girls applaud the Homecoming Queen. Opposite page, top row: The three attendants-Susan Jackson. Susan Byers, and Tricia Morgan. Rich Lumelleau and Doug Carey at a not so serious moment. Middle row: Freshmen attendant Ellen Scherer. Sophomore attendant Aundy Caldwell. Junior attendant Paige Baker. Bottom row: the 1984-85 Homecoming court. Front row:Susan Byers, Susan Jackson. Tricia Morgan. Christine Betz. Daniel Walch. Tippy Schulenberg. Susan Erickson. Paige Baker. Aundy Caldwell. Ellen Scherer. Back row: Rich Lumelleau. Ross Boninc. Craig Anderson. Bob Arne. J.B. Newman. Doug Carey. Chris Hassel. David Cox. Greg Nelson,

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’84 Games juniors pull ahead .This year, class competitions were held outside. Students, dressed in their red and blue attire cheered on their classmates as they competed in various events including the egg chicken leg toss and the wheel barrow dress-up race. Although no one agreed, except for the juniors, it was decided that the class of 1986 had won. Top row: Checking out the girls. The junior reaction to their victory. The ghost of Truckle Morrison haunts the soccer field. Middle row: Queen Tippy and King J.B. race for their breakfast. Toby Lane and Amy Ourheim race to class. Bottom row: Freshmen girls, deciding they aren't close enough, sew themselves together. A Junior dropout.