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emories Old and New The air was filled with excitement as students, teachers, and parents waited for the halftime festivities to begin for Homecoming. The Home- coming representatives and their escorts filed out of the building at the beginning of the game to their reserved seats in the stands to await the halftime festivities. The tension mounted when in the first few minutes of the game, Otis Barrino ran 79 yards to score the first touchdown of the game. Hopes ran high that the Colts would be victorious against Forest Hills on Homecoming night. The Colts kept their lead against Forest Hills through the first quarter. During the second quarter Forest Hills made a comeback. At last, the buzzer rang ending the first half and beginning halftime, Forest Hills lead the Colts by 16-8 margin. Halftime had finally arrived. Everyone patiently waited as the representatives and their escorts marched out on the field. One by one they walked through the horseshoe as Beverly Rogers announced who they were, their escort, and what club or Senior football player they were representing. Finally, the last person went through the horseshoe. The air grew quiet and still as everyone anxiously awaited for the Homecoming Queen and her attendants to be announced. First, HOMECOMING COURT AND ESCOHTS: Shane Purser, Leslie Turner, Chris Weide, Vicki Burns, Danny Efird, Elisa Edwards, James Baucom, Wendi Efird, Bobby Hathcock, Robin Sells, Phillip Austin, Suzanne Little. ' 'Homecoming ' '29
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