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Large Court Presides Over “87” Homecoming Homecoming Court: Dan Nchring and Sue Schrank, Scott Kaufman and Tracy GcfTcrt, Chad Mellem and Claudia Manning, Gene Brooks and Melissa Peyer, Randy Fusch and Lori Fino, Dan Thompson and Joey Anderson, Erik Nelson and Debbie Schneider, Jim Mead and Kathy Koehler, Brent Douglas and Ali Whitsell, Nick Mayer and Nan- cy Krohn, Mike Moran and Coleen Kaiser, Gary Stingley and Heidi Norman. Homecoming Court: Doug Rcineckc and Tamra Hunt, Brad Biscobing and Nicole Brandt, Doug Wieczorek and Kelly Wentland, Matt Scott and Lisa McCabe, Shawn Weber and Joy Lathrop, Mitch Popple and Kcrrie Mcistcr, Chris Meeks and Brenda Davis, Jody Harrison and Jo Manville, Chuck Yaeger and Donna Gray. Tim Bartels and Laurie Cathcart, Chris Hahn and Rachel Danner, Chris Meyer and Rita Bradley, Dave Mueller and Sue Schwartz, and Ron Sainsbury and Robin Ulrich.
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HOMECOMING Homecoming week started a little early with the in- troduction of fluorescent chickens to the courtyard on the Friday before homecoming week. An extra large court was selected because of the large number of senior football players. By Thursday night’s assembly Shawn Weber and Joy Lathrop were selected Homecoming King and Queen. Above: Fluorescent chickens invade the courtyard to kick off the homecoming festivities. Top Right: Webb High is apparent- ly for sale. The price has been reduced by 2.1 million dollars needed for repairs. Right: Shawn Weber and Joy Lathrop were crowned king and queen of the homecoming festivities.
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HOMECOMING Float Building Recipe What do you get when you mix thousands of col- ored tissues, hundreds of staples, yards and yards of chicken wire, hundreds of feet of paper, gallons of paint, four wagons, cardboard, creativity, alot of hard work and fun? This year’s homecoming floats took alot of work and energy. The juniors came in fourth place and vowed to “Hang Em”. The sophomores took third place and said “Mother Goose Tells no Tales the Reedsburg Beavers Will Pervail.” Second place went to the industrious freshman who put full steam ahead with “Wheel De’Rail ’Em.” Seniors dominated the competition and captured first place with their slogan of “We’ll Wipeout the Chiefs.” Top Right: Freshmen build their float while Mr. Daley threatens to “jump ” from the wagon. Above: Junior Karmen Klingenmeyer cuts streamers while Kathy Schwartz ponders their eveness. Middle Right: AFS student Donna Gray and Robin Ulrich ponder the meaning of life as they separate Kleenexes. Right: Juniors Denise Lichtc and Lori Fino refeather a prcplucked goose. 16
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