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ALL DECKED OUT for west- ern day is Mr. Larry Gainer. ROLLING ALONG THE PA- RADE ROUTE, the juniors’ winning float “Eagle MeMuf- fin depicts an eagle on a bun. ON HOMECOMING NIGHT, crown-bearer Craig Eddy and his father Roger Eddy prepare for the crowning of the Belle. AFTER SPENDING LONG HOURS making candied ap- ples. Billy Ward and Randall Maston sell them to raise money for a trip to Washington. Homecoming 11
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All thp thuse S ± l L L f I Having big home and “ away crowds at Friday p- )p yj f o ni8ht’s 8ame led to tre- w k t'fil tj mendous competition on the field. Homecoming wihi viarl can t always bc perfecl- LUrrlUL rlctl The Devils played the make it memorable Following the parade was an outdoor thuse. Each class competed for the spirit stick and the spirit doll. The spirit stick for the class that shows the most spirit throughout the week was won by the juniors. The seniors won the spirit doll for showing the most spirit during the Magnolia Blue Eagles at Imlay Field, but as fate sometimes plans it, the Devils lost 34-6. Candidates for Belle were chosen on October 3, two weeks before Home- coming. Tina Dunigan was announced Belle after a brief introduction at halftime. Just like a county fair, Homecoming was a week used to make money. Sophomores, not to break tradition, sold popcorn. Tri-Hi-Y sold pepperoni rolls. Miss Pam Hamil- ton's special education classes sold candied ap- ples to make money for a trip to Washington D.C. The band patrons, who ran the concession stand, sold hot dogs, pop, and candy. For a small town our Homecoming was consid- ered something big. Be- cause it meant something to everyone in a special way, it made it become something to talk about. ON A SUNNY HOMECOM- parade back to the high school ING DAY the band prepares to for a thuse. play “El Toro” as they lead the 10 Homecoming
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AFTER AN EXHAUSTING CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY. Te- resa Snively relaxes by sleeping. JUNIOR J.H. MAHANE SPENDS some time searchir for a record in National Recoi Mart. 12 Weekends RODNEY GASPERS EN- JOYS shopping in a local town store. Ben Franklin, over his weekend break. NESTOR AGUDELO, a for- eign exchange student, plays a card game over the weekend with senior Michael Hayes and freshman Marla Hayes.
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