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Homecoming 1976 Thursday night the majority of the students joined the car serpentine during which each class decorated a truck ina fashion fit for this year's theme. Following the serpentine was the bonfire (BELOW LEFT), an event at which the classes were judged for spirit and creativity. The seniors (BELOW RIGHT) suggested they deserved the trophy by waving signs and releasing helium balloons to the sky, Unfortunately, it wasn't Up, Up, and Away toa victory for the football players as the scoreclock (BELOW AND LEFT) reveals.
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28 Up, up, and Away... The week of October 18-23 was surely an unfor- gettable on for all the students at W.H.S. It was Homecoming 1976. Monday morning started with the coronation of Queen Nancy Johnsen. Hall decorating began after the students quenched their hunger at a potluck lunch. Naturally, hostility arose as spies from each class made their rounds through the other halls to see what was going on or to get ideas. Since the theme was Up, Up, and Away , the seniors (ABOVE LEFT) saw fit to string balloons and streamers throughout their hall; the juniors (BELOW LEFT) worked diligently on a Toyshop; the sophomores (ABOVE RIGHT) simply enjoyed the afternoon constructing a stairway to the stars; and the freshmen (BELOW RIGHT) turned their hall into a football field after the committee whipped up some plans. Off and on during Monday afternoon the classes rehearsed their unusual and unique skits which were performed Tuesday evening after the rally.
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30 Bittersweet Jam Glenn Grafton and his two lookalike dates (ABOVE LEFT) Kara McDonald and Janet Bransford entertained many of the other couples at the Homecoming Dance, once it got started that is. The band arrived one hour late which is why student body president Scott Smotherman, Homecoming Co-chairman Alice Hochnadel, and advisor Mrs. Mosar (ABOVE RIGHT) took time out to decide whether or not to pay the band. Chaperones and students (LEFT) enjoyed listening to the music as well as dancing to it. All in all, the dance was termed a success. Played As
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