Westminster High School - Citadel Yearbook (Westminster, CA)

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Jns, unCoz C La±± Jook ltlz iJ- La Homecoming Week started on Mondav with the traditional decorating of Buckingham Square b the Senior class. The Junior. Sophomore and Freshman classes also decorated the square on the following da s to the theme of Oueen ' s Jubi- lee. The Junior Class decorations took first place: the Seniors earned second place, the Freshman third, and the Sopho- mores fourth. w aUays appreciate and remember my friends for helping; me make Homecom- inf; a beautiful memory of my Senior year. - Lone Compton. Homecoming Princess On Wednesday morning members of House of Lords kid- napped the five girls on the Homecoming Court and dressed them up in humorous clothes. Then the girls were taken out to breakfast at Spires and to school still wearing their ■ beauti- ful clothes. On October 20. teachers were treated to a tea given bv the House of Lords. In line with the theme of the 1977 Homecom- ing, the teachers were served tea and crumpets, an English treat. Homecoming Week came to a dramatic finish on Frida night. October 21. when Debbie Stoll was crowned WHS Homecoming Queen. P. 22. 1 1 Fhe .Senior dctoralmns in Butkinuham Squari; took second pl.ii.c 2i [)thbieS(iill smiles at the fesiiwlics durinL ' actiMties period on Wednesday t| Jeff Sn der presents the uame ball to flometommi; Queen Uehhie Stoll at the reception. P. 2.1, li Fhe members of the Homecomint; Couri are unen a beaut make-oier b House of Lords members 2) Uebbie Cirad .ind her father pose for the camera shortl before half-time. .1) ieki Caston cats .1 pickle dunnv the rela ' . race betvicen the i;irls on the llomecomini; C . .un x-JjkJL. . T « w I ■■ tlf ' ■ ' «► i. ' ., ' T 3!!tfc in 11 n rwE i-nM«iUp

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us s n J £: 7l7L£: :oll lVa± C zocMnsa Homecoming night began for the members of the Home- coming Court when they were escorted into the stadium by their fathers. The candidates and their fathers were seated near the fifty-yard line to watch the pre-game festivities and the first half of the football same. Air hough Homecomltjf; is over, it has lei I me with many memories of my family and friends thai I will cherish always. — Dehhie Sioll. Homecoming Queen A few minutes before half-time the five girls were escorted by their fathers to the parade MG s. At the beginning of the half-time show the girls were driven around the track and then led onto the field where they awaited the announcement of the 1977 Homecoming queen. Finally the moment came, and Debbie Stoll was announced the 1977 Homecoming Queen. Debbie was crowned by ASB President Jeff Snyder, then driven around the track while the marching band played God Save the Queen. P. 24. I) Debbie Sloll is unable lo contain her joy as she is annciunceil ihc 1977 Homecoming Queen. 2) Debbie as she is being crowned b ASB Presi- dent Jeff Snyder. 3) Lorie Complon waves to the camera as she is driven around the track at the beginning of half-time. P. 25. I ) Debbie Stoll is helped out of the car by Dave Sparks. 2) Robbi Metzler and her father watch the fcKitball game while they await the arrival of half-time. .3) Homecoming Queen Debbie Stoll is escorted down the red carpet by Jeff Snyder to her wailing car. 4) Our mascot. Mar ; Ann Dibs, poses for the camera with Dave Sparks before she brings the crown to Jeff Snyder, so he can crown the new Homecoming Queen.