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i wa l - The Varsity Cheerleaders sing traditional Viking Leg- end, while Queen Gloria looks on. 2 - Foreign exchange student, Mike Lundstrom, as Victor Viking is crown bearer for Homecoming Assembly. 3 - Getting Gloria Romero ready for the traditional Queen's walk, is last year's Homecoming Queen, Michelle Sanchez. 4 - Valley's Homecoming Queen of '75, Michelle Sanchez, escorted by 1974 Student Council President, Ricardo Zuniga. 5 - Rio Grande's Homecoming Queen, Pam Smith sings, The Way We Were in honor of Valley's Homecoming Queen, Gloria Romero. 6 - Concert Choir director, Mr. Bob Sheets, leads a song for Homecoming Assembly. 7 - Gilbert Quintana, Gloria Romero and French foreign ex' change student, Catarina Rio, enioy reception given by OEA. 8 - The B-Team Cheerleaders congratulate Queen Gloria. 9 - Inspiring Homecoming with the theme, Your Song , is Linda Ortman. IO - Performing during the Homecoming Assembly, is Vikette Cathy Garcia. 37' N l Homecoming 3 25
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O O Gver IOO Viking Turn Gut For H'coming Decoratin Homecoming Activities began with the igniting of one of the biggest bonfires Valley has ever had. The bonfire ignited Valley's spirit week. For the first time students wore each of the different school colors on particular days. Most homerooms participated in the traditional dec- orating of their doors. Although there were many dec- orated doors, they were only the beginning of the dec- orating that took place. ln the gym, the seniors and student council members were busy decorating for the climaxing Homecoming Assembly. Queen Gloria Ro- mero reigned over the 1976 Homecoming dance held at the UNM Ballroom on Saturday night. - 1 Af 5 v a 24 .i Homecoming
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Court Chosen From Top 2I oo o o o o Interested seniors attended a night assembly to elect top 20 girls for Viking Court try-outs. Twenty- one were chosen because of a tie between two contestants. A multiple theme, Days of Fu- tures Past, was used in creating and decorating the gymnasium for the '76 Homecoming assembly 'No- vember l2 when the court was presented and the Queen and Prin- cesses were crowned. 4- iv ? , 26 E. Homecoming
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