Reese High School - Rocket Yearbook (Reese, MI)

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1988 Homecoming was full of fun through- out the week. The student body picked the top five girls: Darlene Benson, Angie Kuchar, Paula Moore, Theresa Ortega, and Stacey Wagner for the Homecoming Court. On Friday night, Angie Kuchar was crowned queen. The class floats were built to meet the theme of Cleaning Products.’ The winning float was built by the Sophomore class and overall spirit went to the Junior class. A Pirate player tries to stop Jason Peplinski from scoring a goal during the Homecoming game. The winning float, “Hammer ’Em’ was built by the Sophomores. Angie Kuchar and Kevin Ackerman smile for the camera after Angie receives her crown as Queen. o a Ye al ‘ 4 11 mene 7 RS? ing Mr. Lewis, the new band teacher, marches with 02 the band during the Homecoming parade. | 04 Homecoming The cheerleaders cheer to the crowd during the Homecoming parade.

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