Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

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Pat Sullivan became the first Superdog. Other class super- dogs were Brian Nola, Bam- Bam Watkins, and Jerry Shep- herd. It was a new way of spark- inq more interest in Homecom- ing. New traditions seem to be the thing with Homecoming. For the first time a Coming Home Queen” was selected. The one requirement was that she had to be a graduate of one of the high schools in Taylor County and be attending the football game Fri- day evening. Each female gradu- ate’s name was placed in a large box and the Sheriff drew the lucky name. The first Homecom- ing Coming Home Queen is Jan Odom. Even though the Wakulla Eagles lit on the Bulldogs and wouldn’t leave, everyone had a terrific Homecoming Week. The decora- tions, the parade, the royalty, the class reunion, and the Alumni Band all helped to make a suc- cessful week. The loss by the players was 19 to 8, but every- one tried to forget until next week. Homecoming was defi- nitely up and coming in '79. 19

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qm L Pictures clockwise on page 21 Chuck Ellison in pep rally; the football team in entry formation for Homecoming; Home- coming Queen Janet with Coming Home Queen Jan Odom; and Kandra Spradley with Superdog cans Pictures, page 21. clockwise: A Senior Homecoming entry; Perryette twirls for Homecoming; a happy the Sophomores’ Homecoming court winning float and a parade band in the 21