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FRESHMEN GATHER FOR THEIR first float building week to complete their entry. “Devil the Falcons. STUDENT COUNCIL DELE- GATES Kristi Huffman and Vicki Lamp attach greenery to the Belle arch for the ceremo- nies. IN WHAT HAS BECOME AN ANNUAL Homecoming tradition, sophomore Amy Riggs throws gifts of candy to parade watchers. SENIORS SHOW-OFF their first place “Fry the Falcons float, another in a long legacy of their prize winning entries. 10 Homecoming
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SENIOR VARSITY FOOT- BALL PLAYER MIKE SMITH gets assistance from cheerleader Denise Davis as he prevails against trackstcr David Cross in a thuse jam-eating mar- athon. This contest was one of the highlights that filled Home- coming day. SERVING AS THE HOME- COMING COURT are (front) David Wherry. JoAnn Steele, (second) Cathy Faris, Jennifer Holland. Barb Long. Trish McFarland. Deanna Ross, (back) Rob Miller, Mike Duni- gan, John Park, Rick Miller, and Steve Poling. AFTER MAKING A CROWD-PLEASING HOMECOMING PRESEN- TATION, band members sit back to take in the game. Homecoming 9
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PRINCIPAL CHARLES SMITH shows his enthusiasm for the Blue Devils' upcoming game. devils mount an of- fensive effort against the Wahama White Falcons in the Devils first seasonal defeat. Homecoming caught in spell A Ithough the M game did not begin until 8 pm., people were arriving as early as 6 p.m. to view the contest between the St. Marys Blue Devils and the Wahama White Fal- cons. Wahama rallied over St. Marys with a vic- tory of 26-13. The Marching Devils rapt spectators attention when it was time for the Belle of St. Marys to be announced. Belles and es- corts were driven out onto the field while Mr. Roger Huffman gave a brief bi- ography of each girl. Afterwards, a hush fell over the crowd. It was broken only as Mr. Huff- man announced Barbara Long as the 29th Belle of St. Marys. On Saturday, the Homecoming Dance was held as always in the cafe- teria. Local bands, Bar- chetta and Fantasy, per- formed. So there it is. A spell for Homecoming. Mix a little glue, the petals of five car- nations, three bands, five Belles and innumberable balloons, sprinkle with glitter and stir well. By the way, this must be done by a Devil. Homecoming 11
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