Our Lady of the Lakes - Lochmara Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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Homecoming '80: A memorable n g October 10, 1980, is a date that will be remembered by many students as well as alumni and parents from Lakes. It was the night of the 1980 Homecoming. The Homecoming wasn't just a one night event as preparations were being made the whole week before. Plans were made for decorating the gym, what to wear, and voting for the representatives and king and queen. By Friday night everyone was anxious for the dance. Some people were on the floor dancing to the band, Renegade, while others admired the gym decorated by the Iuniors. Then the time came for what everyone was waiting for. First the representatives of the classes were introduced: 8th graders Kim Boyd and Chris Iohnson, Freshmen Laura Lilienthal and Bob Schuster, Sophomores Tania Ottman and Dave Hensel, and Iuniors Chris Brink and Ioe Lucas. Then came the nominees for King and Queen: Lynn Boyd, Tammy Boyea, Rhonda Councilor, Iulie Kulick, Lynn Hensel, Mike McMahon, Kevin Oliver and Dave Pasterz. Everyone then quieted down as the names of the King and Queen were announced: Mike McMahon and Iulie Kulick. - TOP: Newly crowned Queen, Julie Kulick, and King, Mike McMahon, pose with Fr. Cronk. ABOVE: The Homecoming Court, the class representatives, and Mr. Bailey and Mr. Boyd surround our King and Queen on the stage. RIGHT: Iodi and Iohnna Boncella, escorted by Craig Boe and Tim Meehan, match smiles for the camera. 94

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