Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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RIGHT: Junior Maria Evans helps her Junior English class in transforming the student center into a Big Top . The theme for the Homecoming Dance was the Greatest Show on Earth. BELOW: Thirty-one clubs and organizations entered Homecoming Queen Nominees but only six finalists were chosen. Finalists and escorts are Renee Walker, Trey Campbell, Kelly Lundbeck, Scott Goodfellow, Keisha McDuffie, Bryan Hendricks, Colette Pick, Jim Ballard, Carol Teer, Mark Blanchat and Tina Students Celebrate Traditions Homecoming Dance Almost as soon as football season-began people started thinking about Homecoming. When is it? Who are we playing? And who is going with whom to the dance? Homecoming began as early as 7:45 a.m. with students piling into the gym, crawling over books, purses and each other to insure a good view in the bleachers. At 8:00 a.m. the pep rally began. The annual Homecoming mini-parade was won by the Student Council, second place was won by National Junior Honor Society and National Honor Society and THS Band. DECA students delivered 200 mums throughout the day. Mums were sent to girls from boyfriends, parents or anonymously. Teachers were also given mums. Senior Cindy Thomas said, Giving Mrs. Chrisman a mum was worth it just to see her smile. Boy was she surprised, said Senior Joy Barnett. Kick off was at 7:30 p.m. The Homecoming football game was underway with Temple playing Round Rock Westwood. Although Westwood scored the first touchdown, by half-time Temple led 35-6. By tradition Homecoming was celebrated at halfatime with the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. The finalists took their places Hamm. Victory Sets Mood and Durwood Howard announced the Homecoming Queen was Senior Keshia McDuffie. She was crowned by last year's Homecoming Queen Kim Cater. A deafening roar went up from the crowd about 9:30 p.m. Temple had beaten Westwood 63-6. It was time to celebrate. The Wildcats' victory was celebrated in different ways. Some people just went cruising 57th Street, while others went to the Homecoming Dance. All props and decorations for the Homecoming Dance were ma by Junior English classes under the direction of their English teachers. The Greatest Show on Earth the theme was realized students walked into Big Top fstudent centerl and were greete by colorful balloons and pictures of animals. Deja-Vu, who entertained at last year's dance, was asked back again. They played rock, soul, country and easy listening music. Another Homecoming drew to an end with couples dancing clo together, then slowly drifting out the doors while Deja-Vu played softly in the background.

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