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'1 'Q 1---.., Av 45 'JJ-.ie A. Cindy Roseman - senior maid. B, Sherri Kosar - senior maid, C. Terri French Homecoming Queen, at her crowning. D. Jill Jordon at her crowning a few years ago E. Mary Wright - sophomore maid, F, Jill Averil - sophomore maid. l-l
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'3 ',2..h.!l.El!.X..l!2.Ql!..Jl'?l' Welcome to Pirates' Paradise. The familiar multipurpose room no longer resembled itselfg instead, the room seemed trans- formed into a tropical South Seas island. An old ship's map with crumbling edges covered one wallg a giant waterfall flowing through a tropical forest decorated the other. Streamers, differ- ent shades of green, hung from all other sides. Above the danc- ers' heads hung twinkling and twirling silver stars of all sizes. Pirates' Paradise was the theme of the 1979 Homecoming, and the atmosphere at the dance was dark and dreamy. From 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Sound Odyssey, the Scott Air Force band, turned out both fast and slow songs for the dancers. Caron Hennessey commented,'iThey played well, but not the kind of songs I expected them to play at a Homecoming. Many couples whirled to the stomping disco beats, and the floor became extremely crowded when slower melodies began. At 9:15 the Homecoming Court took its place around Queen Terri French. Terri, a varsity cheerleader who had been crowned at the half time festivities earlier in the day, was escorted to the game and the dance by John Holtman. Cindy Rosemann, escort- ed by Doug Cornett, and Sherri Kosar escorted by Bob Travis held the senior maids' titles. Michelle Willman and Carol Jen- nings, escorted by Mike Matlack and Billy Baker, were voted junior maids. Representatives of the sophomore class were Jill Averil and Mary Wright. They were escorted by Randy Holley and Vince Grillo. Each member of the court was introduced individually, and a slow dance was reserved for Terri and John with the rest of the court joining in. by B. Holcombe l ssif ..., 175' K ' Q A. A couple at the '79 Homecoming dance. Dawn and Tim listen to the band. B. The Homecoming Court is presented. C. A few watch the presentation of court. D. Michelle Willman - junior maid. E. Carol Jennings - junior maid. '?? ? ' 1 , ' ' 53595, ,ma-ii VLllXJSiPf7 -ZW' ,
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