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“There was no spark to light our fire,’’ declared seniors Sheila Carter, Ellen Jones and Kathy Ramsey. Without the tra- ditional bonfire and “Anything Goes” competition, dis- appointed students felt that Homecoming just wasn’t the same excitement as in the past years. Despite the disappoint- ment, the six-dollar tickets for the dance were sold by the hundreds. SCA sponsor Mrs. Jo Ann Payne was enthusiastic about Homecoming 1983, “It was absolutely terrific! The stu- dents’ spirit was wonderful — | was very pleased.” “Next week is Spirit Week, Punk Day starts Monday ...,” announced SCA president How- ard Parker. The week before Homecoming was a kaleido- scope of costumes, parties, and parades. Dressed in mini- skirts and pajamas, spirited stu- dents strolled the halls; howev- 12 Homecoming FINISHING TOUCHES cre put on the Class of ‘87 float by freshmen, Shawn Scott, Debbie Jacobs, Stephanie Stames, and Julia Payne. THE CLASS OF °84 representatives Alice Lowery and Mike Brooks take part in the float competition which the seniors won. er, freshman Greg McEntree was surprised, “| expected the people to be more spirited, and dress up during Spirit Week, especially the Seniors.” Each class and club had to decide on its float topic, based on the theme, “That's Entertainment.’ Saturday mormings were spent in various vocational labs and rural farms creating tissue-paper flowers or paper mache horses to decorate the floats. At eight P.M. Friday, the loud speaker in the stadium announced to the 1,200 Indian fans that the game against James Wood was about to begin. Excited students cheered the football players on through the first two quarters. When the halftime parade began, float entrants proudly paraded around the track. After a tense moment, the senior float was judged first, and the King and Continued JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Joy Mon- trief, Betty Walker, and Tracey Schuler watch the Homecoming game while chai awaiting the halftime pa- rade. THE PEP CLUB shows its spirit by competing in the Homecoming arade with its float reminicent of he television show M A S H.
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JUNIORS Joy Montrief and Tracy Schuler are avid participants in the Mix-N-Match day during spirit week. REPRESENTATIVES of the sophomore class smile and wave as their float pa- rades past crowds in the halftime float competition. 14 Homecoming
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