West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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THE lil AND I I-IOMECOMING CROWNIN G On November 20th, the cou- ples walked slowly toward the Warrior stands as a brief de- scription was given of each cou- ple. Then the individuals parted and made two separate lines awaiting the announcement of the Queen and the King. Nathan Copeland, the l977-78 Homecoming King, presented the scepter to Ronnie Phillips. Kim Ross, president of the Stu- dent Council, crowned Mary Ro- berson as the l978-79 Homecom- ing Queen. IT BECAME Tl-llf HOMECOMING DANCE Why were people wearing tuxedos and long dresses to the Homecoming football game? If you do not know the answer to this question, you must have been out to lunch or just awak- ened by a kiss from Prince Charming. After the game, the annual Homecoming Dance took place. This was the place and the night to put on your best threads and really hit the floorl Held in the Commons, the Homecoming Dance lasted until L30 a.m. when the last couple had danced the last number, and the agony of the feet was too much to bearl I. The element of surprise always sparks the first tears. 2. Mary and Ronnie in the annual victory ride. 3. Mr. Krapf congratulates Mary and Ron- nie, 4. With a steadying hand from Ronnie, Mary regains composure and walks toward the Cor- vette. 5. Ready, set, dance! 6. Kenny Wood and his date enjoy a fast disco number. 7. What is this? Candid Camera?l 8. A friend congratu- lates Ronnie Philllips as Susan Shelton looks on.

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STA IDS AND STAIQLETS HOMECOMING COURT I. .lim Beech and Susan Shelton. 2. Sherri Brown and Mike Heckman. 3. Mike Swatkowsk and Allison Guernsey. 4. Donna Poston and Dwayne Grimes. 5. The West Orange School I978-79 Homecoming King and Queen. Ronnie Phillips and Mary Roberson. 6. Sy Jackson and Tammi Lee. 1, IBILLI The theme for the l978-79 Homecoming was Nobody Does It Betterl After Spirit Week and Skit Night had passed, the high point of the week was the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen, Ronnie Phil- lips and Mary Roberson. Ronnie performed the part of Phillip Lom- bard in Ten Little Indians. He also became a Thespian this year after a week of initiation stunts such as dressing up as a Ronnie Doll. Mary Roberson was the captain of the Varsity Football Cheerleading Squad where she kept the energy and the excitement overflowing at every game. She was also the sports editor and an ace reporter for War- rior's World. The members of the Homecoming Court of l978-79 participated in many areas of school life. They were well chosen represen- tatives of the Class of '79. 2 105