South Brunswick High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Monmouth Junction, NJ)

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' ,W '91 R O O 1 , 'V 'eq 1 l it C I 1, ,,, Celebration Fit For A Queen At 9:00 a.m., on the morning of November 9, New Road in Kendall Park was once again filled with the sounds of music and shouting from student body members. Convertible cars carrying this year's homecoming court followed the lead of the marching band and were trailed by creative class floats. 1:00 p.m. started the football game against the j.F.K. Mustangs as everyone anxiously awaited halftime for the announcement of year's homecoming qv ws 2 members of the court, viaureen .Xrnold escorted by josh Samilow, Suzanne Gallagher escorted by Doug Craig, Diane Hague escorted by Scott Greene, june Hilemon escorted by jamie McGuigan, Bobbi lean Martin escorted by Ron Kochy and Pam Sackaroff escorted by Dave Trent, were announced excitement and ner- vousness filled the air. As the 1984 Queen janet Papadem prepared to give up her crown the audience silenced and . . . The 1985 Homecoming Queen was... Bobbi jean Martin Q The winning float belongs to the class of '87 once again. WE'RE M!