Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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AGENDA FOR . . . Homecoming “76” Oct. 14 Parade- Senior Float “Keep on Plucking Oct. 15 Game- P.D.C. Hawks vs. Fennimore Golden Eagles Oct. 16 Dance- Music by Free Wheelin’ Homecoming Theme: “I'd Really Love To See You Tonight” The parade was a success as the football team expressed their enthusiasm for Fridays game. (LOWER LEFT) After the parade the crowd gathered at the football field. Brian White and Greg Jones were co-captains for Friday’s game. Brian presented a pep talk. (UPPER LEFT) which was followed by Greg Jones’ crowning Jill Nicholson 1976 Homecoming queen. The ighlight of the evening was the bonfire contracted by the Junior Class. [Friday'sgame got underway as the Hawks Entered the field undefeated at 8:00 for the kick off it successfully with a win of 28 to 0. RIGHT) JBi KV S v;. i V 79 i«4 » . ?■ n i ( A victory dance was held at the high school the following night. (CENTER) $ ‘ st '79'71 utwi SrrV few fq SF 4P 35 ru

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The Boy Friend, a stylish cartoon of the Jazz Age and presented by the Music Department was a great success, being sold out during the three night performances. Don Remaly and Jeanne Munson began the show with an introduction about the play. (FAR MIDDLE LEFT) The Boy Friend played by Stew Remaly and Polly Brown acted by Melo Soghanalian captured their audience in their musical number. Poor Little Pierette (BELOW) The Boy Friend dancers appeared during the first act to perform their musical routine. (TOP LEFT) Opening Act II. Dulcie played by Chris DesRocher led the singing of Sur La Plage (FAR LOWER LEFT) while the young men and ladies entertained the crowd. As a grand finale the cast sang The Boy Friend . (FAR BOTTOM RIGHT)