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After bursting through a tunnel of fans, the football team exploded to a 26-8 victory over theirhome- coming foes, the Whitko Wildcats. This homecoming was the first one to be celebrated during football season and the victory held special meaning since Whitko was a leader in the TRC conference standings at that time. It was an evening full of pag- eantry, pride and ceremony.The 1976Homecoming queen, Sheila Shewman, was crowned by the reigning queen, Sara Hedington. Greg Kindig was selected as Homecoming King. The Homecoming court in- cluded Kay Earl, Cindy Yeiter, Wendy Smith, Jeff Crissinger, Kevin Eaton, and Kevin McSherry. Class Representatives were Jeff Leckrone and and Vicki Arnett, juniors; Jeff Pritchard and Angie Ooley, soph- omores; and Scott Tilden and Jeannifer Manwaring, freshmen. For the class floats, each class se- lected a theme and was allowed to spend $25 for construction. The class themes were “Sink Those Wildcats, seniors and winners; Cage Those Wildcats, juniors; Dreams of Youth, sophomores; and Round 'Em up, freshmen.
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Faces In The Crowd If you walk as a friend You will as a friend. Wherever you choose to fare If you go with mirth To a far strange land You will find that mirth is there, For the strangest part of this queer old world Is that like will join with like; And who walks with love for his fellow man. An answering love will strike. Let us then be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labour and to wait. —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Other page, top clockwise, D. Zimmerman, L. Smalley, K. Eaton, F. Hackworth attend a drama club meeting; Homecoming queen, Sheila Shewman flashes a smile for the au- dience; the victorious 76 football team takes the field; What goes up,..., right? M. Van Cleave; Center, Mr. Dubois poses for the camera on his way to the press box. This page, top, clockwise, G. Kindig views the football action; Mrs. Yeiter awaits stu- dents who need absence slips; C. Jamison, K. Robinson, S. Miller, and K. Duzenbery board the sightseeing bus in Washington; C. Welch looks in awe at her MVP trophy for volleyball; Mr. Bush conducts the TVHS band.
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