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Inside RHS, Spirit Was Reigning Supreme! Scott Seymour, senior varsity football player, shows a look of anxiety on the day of homecoming. Photo Staff This sign, hung up by the Drama Department, displays the theme of home- coming. Tausha Pruitt, senior, became the new homecoming queen for the 1984-85 school year on homecoming night, October 5. 1984. Mrs. L Mrs. Lietzke's homeroom class toon first place in the door decoration contest during homecoming week. Homecoming
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It May Have Been Raining Outside . . . But A sign along the fence outside shows Ruskms pride and spirit. Photo Staff Ruskin High School 1984—Homecoming Homecoming week was a week full of spirit and pride. The spirit days started off on Tuesday with button day. Wednesday was twin day with the winners being Robert Randolph, a junior, and Brian Wyatt, a sophomore Thursday was blue and gold day and the last day of school for the week. Spirit was alive all tveek at school. Boosting this ivas the decoration of the front lobby by each class on a different day. The climax of the week was Friday nights game and pre-game. It was cloudy and sprinkled most of the day on Friday but that did not affect the spirit at the game that night. The Homecoming queen was announced dunng pre- game. Tausha Pruitt was the 1984-85 queen with her maids being; Stacy Mitchell, a freshman, Diane Hill, a freshman, Samatha Berg, a sophomore, Tammy Pruitt, a sophomore. Tobi Burkholder, a junior. Shannon Lemmon, a unior. The two other queen candidates were Kathy Ellis, a senior and Knstin Smith, a senior. The day ended in success with the Eagles winning over the Bluejays and a dance following. Pht o Sf«| The first place float, in the class competition, for the homecoming parade was the freshman class float. Homecoming The queen and maid candidates await anxiously for the announcement of the maid attendants and queen candidates at the homecoming as- sembly
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Jim Meissen, senior, wears an interesting decoratic on top of his hat during the homecoming assembi on October 5. 1984. Doug Hennon and Mike fohnson. both seniors, dress alike on twins day sponsored by the Student Council during the week of homecoming. Robert Randolph, junior and Bryan Wyatt, sophomore were the winners of the twin contest.
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