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Into the Past . . . the 60’s Live Again! ecorating the floats to the theme of “the 60’s”, each class interpretated its own understand¬ ing of that decade, with the sophomore class winning the contest and receiving a monetary prize for their efforts. Homecoming spirit was provoked throughout the week proceeding the game by specifying each day as a certain dress-up day. These days included a hat day, a badge day, and a blue and gray day. The Homecoming excitement and fes¬ tivities finally concluded with the annual SCA sponsored dance. Deco¬ rations were provided for by SCA members, and music was provided by a disc-jock¬ ey, who played many tunes including both popular and 60’s music to tie in with the theme. To help spirit become revi¬ talized and to help ready the football team to win a Home¬ coming victory, the first pep rally took place in the soon — to — be — old gym. Each class cheered trying to out- scream the other three classes with the sophomore class walking away with the spirit stick. And, many “new” cheerleaders dressed in a variety of uniforms emerged onto the gym floor to wish the team an early victo¬ rious game. Starting Homecoming off on a promi sing note a band member participates in the parade down Main Street. 12 homecoming
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Demonstrating the grace and poise of cheerleaders that only they possess, the “girls” pile up for a pyramid at a pep rally. ‘The Eagle Has Landed” — and has managed to help the sopho¬ more class capture the honor of first place in the Homecoming float contest. homecoming 11
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Bringing half time festivities to a triumphant close was the crowning of the 1985 Homecoming Queen. Laurie Goessman, smiling radiently, proud¬ ly accepts her roses from the 1984 Queen, Julie Daniel. Threatened by rainy weather and a shortage of firewood, the bonfire still managed to attract some spirited students. The typical crowd shot — the usual scene at football games, the spirited juniors take time from the socializ¬ ing to get together. Eagerly awaiting the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, herself a contender, senior princess Kim McGuire rides in the parade. homecoming 13
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