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SOPHOMORES Jenny Kelley, Pat FLOATS: Sophomore. 1st place; Varney and Jonna Depugh work Junior, 4th place; and Fresnman, on stuffing the orange and black 3rd place. tiger’s head with tissue. AT THE DOOR of Hardman’s barn sophomores Jill Hardman, Jenny Church, Mike Kopp and Tim Breitenbach work with classmates stuffing tissue paper to the wave on their first place float. SENIOR Adviser Mrs. Sara Reed offers advice to Joe Moore and Steve Hatcher on building the backdrop for their second place float. 12 Homecoming
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Daylight bonfire dims enthusiasm Pasttime Paradise. Pastime. Two words or one? P-A-S-T-l-m-E or P-A-S T-T-l-M-e? Paradise. P-A-R-A— no problem with that, but what was it supposed to mean? The theme had as much uncertainty as homecoming week did surprises. Instant floats (the junior’s idea), portable bonfires (ask any Student Council Member), and a snake dance with as much excitement as a peeled grape, all added to the fun of that great American Tradition we call Homecoming! Long to be remembered as a year that brought us some of the most “memorable” floats, construction on the class en-sigmas got off to a rough start, especially for the FRESHMAN Jay Moore and Andy Klinker attach the chicken wire to the frame of the Apple tree” float. In the parade the float featured freshmen under the tree for holding purposes. juniors. Work on their float was delayed up to four days by general confusion and lack of a suitable location to house their creation. Things were booming for the freshmen and sophomores despite a surprise attack of raw eggs (which, if a later decision holds, could mean the last year for floats), by a few con’t. ift i« FIRST FLOATS are sometimes the hardest. Freshman Becky Boyer assists Kristi Lemaster with preparations for their float. The float construction was in the Denny garage on Bridge Street. JUNIORS Joe Brown, Mike Savely and Joy Nutt work late on Thursday night to add the finishing touches on their float. As the float left the school parking lot for the pararde downtown a football figure fell off. Homecoming 13
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