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As purl of their homecoming respon- sibilities, band member |»eriorm favorites such as The Horse and the Fjght Song at the bonfire. Pinning mums onto a girls shoulder is a tradition that most guys would like to see done away with Andy Jacobs is an exception, though, as ho skillfully places the flower onto Caris» Green's dress Seniors have the honor of collecting wood for the bon fire, but finding bur- nable object was not always easy Roy Cook, however, brought a boat which was donated by his father. 16 homecoming
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While the band plays the lost chorus of Tile Night We Drove Ole Dixie Down. junior» Anyte Brown. Renee Nelson, Charlotte Gray. !.lu Rotrick. and Kelli OToole join arm to add their spirit to dir law pep-mlly. Decked out In duck hunting camouflage. Burky Blblt, Brian Fisher, KennHh Dow and |ooy Mcrrit talk about chances of winning, uflor-game plans and what to do for their sj ook the Ganders costume the following day. lee week 15
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Journey sets mood homecoming It’s Monday. November 9 at 3:05 p.m. As you wait in the unending line at Baker and Garth, you pop your gum. check your hair in the mirror, and push’ Journey’s ESCAPE tape into your cassette player. As the music swells and the band eoes into the now familiar phrase “Don’t Stop Believing. your mind flashes back to the previous week, homecoming... Plans started early in the year with Student Council members. Keywanettes and JRA's all get- ting prepared for the week. The Keyanettes, for the first time, sold silk mums while JRA’s again sold boutonnieres and little sister mums. Mechelle Smith, co-mum chairman for Keywanettes said. The silk mums are a lot nicer than the real flowers because you can keep them. Cutting the stems on all those flowers wasn’t fun. though. I had to get Tommy Townsend to help me with them. Most students agree that when something special and fun is coming up, it takes FOREVER to get ready, and many were wondering just when tney would have time to make all the last minute preparations. Friday was a teacher inservice day so there was no school, but due to a (con’d.) homecoming 17
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