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Homecoming royalty Homecoming week, planned to spur school spirit, involved many students in class nail-decoration competition, tricycle races, an in-school pep assembly, and dress-up days. All combined to make a colorful week, for dress-up days included red and white day, college T-shirt day, jogger’s day, cowboy day, and punk day. Though Homecoming week included many events and competitors, no winners were announced as the events were said to be held all in fun. As Homecoming week drew to a close, students anticipated the Homecoming dance. The theme of “Scarecrow’s Dream” came alive with several hand-picked stalks of corn, almost more pumpkins and gourds than could be counted, leaves scattered on the floor, and a barnful of hay bales. Featured at the center of the dance floor was a seven-foot scarecrow stuffed with straw, surrounded by hay bales and pumpkins, and leaning on several shocks of corn. The Hi-Y cabinet started the evening early with a pre-dance dinner, then joined the other couples for a night of dancing, eating, and talking. PUNKED OUT—During spirit week, senior Rita Tongpituk models the latest in punk attire for one of many dress-up days . Home e 11
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QUEEN CANDIDATES ESCORTS-tod- ncy York, Debbie Carpenter, David Morgan, Cindy Masson, Barry Jones, Sheri Hammer, Queen Karen Preston, Tom Mil me r, Kristi Knight, Mike Vincent, Christy Spurrier, Matt Noufer, Jessie Dils, and Tim Cornett. DANCING THE NIGHT AWAY- High spirits fueled these dancers to boogie to some Homecoming jam in the fall paradise of Civic Hall. HAY DAY—Seniors Molly Sicbcrt and Cynthia Br uzy take time out from Civic Hall Homecoming decorating to visit Mr. Scarecrow 10 Ho me coming
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FORE!—Sophomore Bill Kehlinbrink exhibits the correct stance and swing to members of his language arts class during a demonstration speech. DEVIL PEOPLE—Seniors Mark Silver, Hugh Edwards, and Mike Kelley jam as they perform in front of other fellow Spanish students. Skits were used as a tool in perfecting language skills. 12 Academic
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