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The Freshman float with the theme Missile Marshall took 3rd place at the halftime judging. Drum majors Kim McReynolds and Polly Vam lead the band onto the Held to start the halftime show, Peter Guldseth fires up an already ecstatic Senior class at the Home- coming pep rally, The Color Guard boldly displays the infamous school banner at the game. Barbee Stellings gives Adreanne Bell an affectionate congratulation after the ceremonies. Student Life! 15
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GENERALS DEFEAT MARSHALL TO MAKE HOMECOMING A BIG SUCCESS The Generals' 29-14 victory over the Marshall Statesmen was a fitting culmination to this year's thrill- ing Homecoming activities. The win was cheered by the many enthusiastic but freezing fans, a condition produced by the 400 temperature that night. The fans' spirits, though. were warmed earlier during the half- time show. The highlight ofthe halftime show was, of course, the anticipation of the announcement of Homecoming King and Queen. Howard Watson, President of the Senior Class and Adreanne Bell, Cap- tain ofthe Cheerleaders, were crowned by Dr. Shar- baugh. Further excitement was initiated with the announcement of the winning floats. First place was awarded to the Sophomores for their float, which de- picted the theme Roast the Marshall Mellows . Sec- ond place went to the Seniors, third place to the Fresh- men, and the Juniors came in fourth. The combined efforts of the classes, the band, the choir, the fans and, ofcourse, the team led to a cold but happy Homecom- ing for Washington-Lee. Thongpan Phannavong and Sylvia Anna pause briefly at the 50 yd. line to watch Uwe festivities. Howard Watson and Adreanne Bell, Homecoming King and Queen, slip into their Corvette. Adreanne Bell, still starry-eyed. pauses to smile in appreciation to her friends 14 fStudent Life
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,U Q L I . ,. 'N 4 , Kim McReynolds and Scott Koch smile in- nocently at the Homecoming Dance. Howard and Adreanne enjoy the traditional Royalty Dance in the Gazebo. Senior John Lambeth and his date take a break from the dancing. Several couples enjoy the sounds of Eclipse. the Homecoming band, 16 f Student Life , , '640+O4Q 0 0 O 9 Tv? AAAI ALS Q QN 9,94 0e0,'
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