Winchester Community High School - Golden Era Yearbook (Winchester, IN)

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Homecoming Falcon Flicks All the classes were participating for the spirit stick during Homecoming week. The first sign of spirit was showed by the poster competition, which revolved around movies. We started our usual fun and games night with the bonfire and with Coach Jordan and his team showing their spirit! The competition was tough between classes in all the games. Homecoming night started with the parade in the evening showing the queen candidates and princesses. The four class floats were also in the parade. The football game was a success against Mississinewa Indians 8 to 6. At half time we were told who the queen was, which was Jackie Smoot. We were also told what class won the spirit stick which included posters, fun and games, class floats, and over all spirit. Seniors took it all. Above: Gwen Gourley, senior candidate for homecoming queen, escorted by Mark Winkle. Right: Jackie Smoot, homecoming queen. 12

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Concern to Amusement Mike J. Roberts in study hall showing much concern in his World History before taking an exam . .. Majorettes performing at a home basketball game for the crowd which they practiced hard for and were very entertaining . . . Underclassmen concerned about the bomb threat, but Seniors are used to them because we have had them every year . . . Both Charo and Teresa enjoyed the snow days this year. Charo's favorite food is cheeseburgers, and Teresa's is macaroni and cheese. We have enjoyed having Charo and Teresa this year .. . Donna Neudecker concerned about her question to answer at Mardi Gras pageant . .. 11

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Above: Homecoming game was won by the Falcons against Mississinewa Indians, score 8 to 6. Above: Fun and games was off to a racing start. Below: Betsy Brueckheimer, homecoming queen candidate, escorted by Jerry Holt.