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Let ' s have a parade Happy faces lining the streets watching in awe, made the effort and hard work worthwhile. The Walker High School homecoming parade started at one o ' clock on October 28, but the prepara- tion had begun weeks before. Meeting after school to work on floats had become a regular routine. Early on homecoming morning students arrived at the school parking lots to decorate cars and put last minute touches on the class floats. By line-up, after perhaps being tangled in crepe while chasing a balloon, everyone somehow found their place. far left: To complete the tree and to make it look authentic, freshman Sandi Lindley, fills chicken wire with tissue pomps. Top right: Decorating the eight foot wide Sophomore float takes 80 feet of floral sheeting. Mr. Micheal King and Jimmy McCray secure loose ends with extra staples. Left: After working for weeks on Hager, Mr. James Davidson, Mark Plyler, and Chris Upton almost panic when they discover that the wheels have been put on backward. Homecoming parade 19
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ftighl: Arrivin]; eariy, Gina Mitchell and Tina Biker lend a helping hand lo friend Jerri Lawson with her car decorations. Below: Wording at Sparks Construction Com- pany, Chris Sherer, Mr. Don Legg, and Abe Williams help with the building of the roller coaster on the senior float. . ' - 18 Homecoming parade
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Right: Getting away from the usual victory theme, the Sophomore class uses an eight fool wide heart of floral sheeting and plywood to dramatize their theme Here ' s to thee, our dear old high school. Below: Shanghaiing fourth place in the float com- petition, freshmen produce an impressive pirate ship. 20 Homecoming parade
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