Western Reserve High School - Carhesian Yearbook (Collins, OH)

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alll' - ABOVE: After being dunked into the Water, Terry Wright climbs back to his perch with the help of Coach Ray Gonter. RIGHT: To raise money for the Athletic Boosters, Gary Whitt sells throws at the dunking game to Karl Horton. The Wakeman Homecoming was held on the last weekend of july and provided an occasion for people who have moved away to come home and see old friends. At the Homecoming dance Sharon Smith was crowned as queen, and with her court, she reigned over the weekend festivities . At the Homecoming I watched a two hour parade consisting of various fire engines, bands, ba- ton twirlers, police cars, and floats . The Queen's Float was decorated in pink and white crepe paper and carried all the contest- ants for Homecoming Queen. Afterwards I joined the crowd and took part in the rides, game booths, and refreshment stands that covered the school grounds. '

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ABOVE: Models Mona Jackson and Carolyn Gamer wait to dis- play their clothing to the judges. LEFT: For his angus steer Byron Dalton accepts a first prize award