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.Ag AFUFIE is 1, The Homecoming Court: Junior Attendant, Sharon Roe: Senior Atten- dant, Margie Ftostg Queen, Carla Marleneeg King, Joe Difilippo, Sophomore Attendant, Toni Lee, Freshman Attendant, Debbie Waldron, 2. Cheer- leaders wait to hear the announcement of the homecoming court 3. Linda Wrage, Flobert Churchweli, Carrie Machado and Ed Speich enthusiastically dance to one of the many songs played by Pegasus . 4. Homecoming queen, Carla Marlenee, and escort, Connor Sill, decide to sit one out. 5. Homecoming king, Joe D. Filippo and Roxy Weyer dance to a mellow song. ' 6. Couples enjoy one of many songs played homecoming night. lnvolvement!Homecoming 13
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Tonite's The Nite The homecoming game was a very special game for everyone. it was a night of many surprises, and even some sorrows, and a night many dreams came true. There were so many present to share in the excite- ment. Many past pepsters returned, Drill Team, Song and Yell, and this year Band included. During halftime the nominees were escorted onto the field. The reign- ing queen of last year handed over her reign to the new homecoming queen, Carla Nlarlenee. The score of the game against the Anaheim Colonists remained 27-21, Troy's loss. The following evening many students attended the homecoming dance in the gym. The night was cen- tered around the theme Tonite's the Nite played by the band, Pegasus . The dance started at 9 o'clock p.m. and lasted until approximately 12 o'clock p.m. The cost of the tickets was 88.00 with ASB and 5510.00 without. Q. Tm -v. 12 lnvolvementfHomecoming
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Creative Imagination The tradition repeated itself once again as Troy High School students came dressed in various costumes on Hal- loween day. Not only was school spirit shown, but also a large amount of originality. Many of the costumes portrayed some of the television characters such as the Incredible Hulk, Dolly Parton , and Wonder Woman , while others showed a lot of creative imagination. Between 3rd and 4th period the students were able to show off their costumes and compete in the best dressed contest. The participants were placed into categories, and then the student body ap- plauded for their favorite choice. Some of the finalists that were chosen, were dressed as Abe Lincoln, Fonzie, and a Black Monster. The winners all received prizes. 'E l ? . JI :E- E 14 lnvolvement!Homecoming
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