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Homecoming' . . . As the year began, there was a faint whisper of Homecoming. Gradually the talk of the big event became louder and louder, until it was a huge roar! Finally the week was here and everyone was anxious to dive right into the excitement. To get up everyone's spirit the showcases were decorated. Ad- ding a. touch of class to the bare halls, they were all based on the theme, Another Day In Par- adise. Once again this year's proud winners were the Mobius staff. Another activity that took place was that mean ol' game of powder puff football. There were eight teams of girls who fought long and hard to become this year's champions. Senior Monte while our previous queen, Amy Ungs, tore the envelope and called Kim Teague to her place on the throne. Thursday night was another activity anxiously awaited by all. It was the big event, the field events and the bonfire! Students went all out participating in various events. From tug of war to the life saver relay, a lot of students participated. Everyone swarmed to see the big pile of scrap wood shoot up into flames along with a burning W that glowed across Davenport. Loud cheers were chanted, the band played, and everyone had a great time. The following night was the West vs. Muscatine game, which Harrington's team was this year's champions. Tuesday morning students anxiously piled into the gym to see who was to be their new queen. A new traditition was set this year by not telling the royalty in advance who was the winner. Everyone waited pa- tiently letting their curiosity rise West won by 40-0. The weather was fine until it rained at halftime, but it didn't dampen anyone's spirits. To top off the week's fun, the Del Fox band played at the Homecoming dance. Students became lost in their own world of paradise as they danced the night away. Senior Kim Teague doesn 't know whether to laugh or cry when she is crowned the J 1982-88 Homecoming' queen. At the West vs. Muscatine game, sophomore Landon Grimm kicks his way to another victory. 10 Homecoming
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UWJIJM The glowing W lgnlted the spirits of those who attended the traditional bonfire Thursday night. The Homecoming court consisted of twelve candidates. Front row: Connie Cohen, Laura McCue, Melanie Pspich, Tera Flelschman, Kelly Branch. Book row: Jenqy Werthmann, Sue Anderson, Michelle Hebbeln, Queen Kim Teague, Linda Donelsan, Tracy Lelpold, Kelly Denlson. Homecoming 1 1
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