Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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Homecoming queen Keisha Honeycutt presides over her court of Candy Caudle and Susan Hammond seated and escorted by their fathers. Lisa Roark, the 1984 homecoming queen Kelsha Honeycutt as Candy Candle and Susan Ham Sherry Adams and Michelle Williams standing. They are queen remembers the night she was crowned mond watch Winners Overall It was homecoming night and everyone's spirit were high from all the events of the week. Even though it was a big game for the football team, and everyone wanted to see a win, most thoughts were on the home- coming court. At halftime everything was going well, our football team was ahead. After a dazling performance by the band, all the girls dressed in Sunday best were escorted onto the field by their favorite guy. With clinched fists and all eyes glued to the field, the announcer declared, Michelle Williams sophomore attendant, and Sherry Adams, junior atten- dant. Susan Hammond, who was all smiles accepted second runner up, and Candy Caudle was surprised but happy to be the first freshman in four years to win first runner up. Amid cheers and tears, senior Keisha Honeycutt was crowned 1985 homecoming queen. Even though a lot of people were surprised, everyone was happy for our new 1985 homecoming court. Homecoming week end- ed perfectly with the victory of the Tigers over the East Davidson Eagles-twenty-five to nothing. 10fStudent Life ...S First runner up Candy Caudle is all smiles as she sits with half of the East Davidson game Candy is the first fresh her mother and friend Donna Rich during the second man in four years to win first runner up

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et the Competition Begin tv 'iws,.,. mefft' ' lei. is W ex A happy Mitzi Misenheimer, who is one of the participants in the homecoming court, is driven through the parade by her brother Derrick. Days and nights of float construction com- bined witn some egging gave way to tired stu- dents and a winning float. Students started working on floats on Tuesday night and worked through Thursday night. Although everyone couldnt go every night. IHOSI students made an effort to go at least once. During homecoming week, schoolwork did not come first for students. Even though stu- dents had homework and could not stay very long, everyone helped out. Whether it was stuff- ing newspaper into chicken wire, painting, or just advising. the floats eventually were finished. Things really started coming together at 7:00 when creative thoughts and hard work were combined. Although some people did more so- cializing and eating than working. almost every- one helped out in some way. It was the same people every night who worked hard getting the last touches on the float ready. Mixed in with the work were students dancing to music. Even though the freshman were new at this. they still managed to create a float on time. As the Sopho- mores worked. Velvet Davis's mom got rid of our hunger by serving cookies. cake and hot chocolate. while the juniors filled up on pizza vitnfm 1 ' 9. , Q... tu' 3 . ta from the Tigers Den. At the Senior float 'Dave McDuffie's mom provided pins and needles to sew the camoflouge skirt around the base of the float. Flying eggs was another sight found at the floats. liven though students risked disqualifica- tion of their floats. they ruthlessly bombarded the opposing floats. On Friday after the game the Student Council sponsored a victory dance. Even though it was cold out side. we really steamed up the cafeteria. With the music blaring students and teachers like Mr. Turner and Ms. Pryor danced their own way to the beat of Oh Shelia and Money for Nothing and the popular slow songs Cherish and l Cant Fight This Feeling . The cheerleaders livened the week by spon- soring Spirit Week. On Monday when it was sweat shirt day. the weather turned on us. Tues- day was hat dayg Wednesday it was sunglasses dayg on Thursday it was a button day. and on Friday it was school color day. Adding to the excitement on Wednesday. some 100 students enjoy roasting marshmellows at the bon fire, Homecoming was a lot of fun. but it just seemed like you do all this planning and working. and in a moment everything is over. sail .Q ,Z -UF r I' 5' J 'is , V. ' li . .Y . 9-.i . ik! 5 .. .f 1: V W 'lair !i X xi . Y S 1 , ,JJ X L, , . x .. X ,ic - at . Harem mcyaewrsa J 1 H ,f ,rw ,,p.,f4,... -ef at rf A , 'T . V 1. W , V . it .f f 5 ' A fra 2 '- 3 six if X .s!,,qY?,M.sAX3-sti.yJ?.Q.iygxiynivgl vig -1 . s ls it a bird! ls it .i plane ' No. it s lr l lager. vshith icadw the senior float with the theme Rambo's Revenge. Student Lifef9

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