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A New look ow. ‘What do you mean no parade?”’ “How can Homecoming be any good without a parade?” Well, it did turn out good. One of the best in years! The changeover from a Homecoming Parade to a Car- nival not only provided fun for the students and members of the com- munity, but it also gave the clubs and classes the opportunity to make money rather than spend it on building a float. Signs advertising popcorn, hot dogs, chili beans, candy, drinks, and other assorted ‘junk foods’ were seen everywhere. “Get your ‘Devils Go For It’ transfer put on a T-Shirt by the Art Club.” “Buy a balloon from the National Honor Society!” “Throw a football, toss a ring, and see a pie smeared in the face of your favorite teacher!”’ “Hey, look at Mr. Pettus’ whipped cream moustache!” The carnival was a delightful success. Activities continued with the Homecoming Dance Saturday night, October 22. Micky Finn, a band which is an offshoot of Razzmatazz, provided the students with good rock and disco music. People were actually dressed up! Streamers and sound equipment converted the Gym into a dance floor, and Parker Studio added the final touch by capturing the special evening in pictures. The Dance and Homecoming 777 came to a dreaded close at 12:00 Saturday night. Although students were sorry to see it end, they looked forward to many more good times throughout the year. Homecoming 77, a unique and un- forgettable experience, will remain in our memories for many years to come. French student Melanie Smith masters the art of crepes, a French dessert. 16 Homecoming Getting ready for the carnival seems to have taken a toll on Jay Blankenship. Excited by the events of Homecoming, stu- dents are in the mod to dance.
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Enthusiastic students show their spirit at the Keeping statistics straight are managers Tim Homecoming pep rally. Doss and Percy Payne. Rustburg’s players seem to be right on top of Photographer Bob Tavenner searches for the things as they defeat the Nelson County Gover- perfect sports picture. nors 38-12. Homecoming 15
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5A ero Pitow sm Ks Revenge is Greg Mason’s motive to cream Mr. Miller with a pie. “Micky Finn’’ provides the entertainment for the Homecoming Dance, as Donna Pickeral, Laurie Franklin, Rhonda Mitchell, and Ronnie Vassar dance to. the beat of the music. Homecoming 17
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