Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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84 Homecoming l l I 4 L VKLL OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT: Florence Robins finds that there is more to a Carnival than iust play. hi! The booths at the Carnival were var- ied and unusually exciting. LEFT: Lindo Wooder, Tara Jenkins, Adell Tardy and Ken- neth Smith enioy the game of musical chairs in the VOE Boogie Room. BELOW LEFT: Ricky McGowan, Michael Brown and Lloyd Hughes of the Freedom Band played soulful tunes for the Carnival Dance. BELOW: Raymond Franklin draws a silhouette of Brenda Liggins at one of the booths. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Julia Terry sells an ear of corn to a customer at the Junior Histo- rian Corn Cob Hut as Pamela Terry, Cheryl Osborne and Betty Veal look on. BELOW RIGHT: Larry Haywood and friend bump to music of Freedom Band. WL

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i . 1' , ' J S.-s 1 1 1 - 1 I I 1 Mid-October marked another impor- tant period in school activities: P.T.O. Homecoming Carnival - 1974 The mood was set for one of the most significant football games of the year - Homecoming - by signs lopposite leftj and the Annual P.T.O. Homecoming Carnival. OPPOSITE: LEFT lbottoml: Robert Coverson buys his ticket for the Carnival at the door from Mr. Joe York, Security Monitor. LEFT: Cynthia Smith experiences the despair of not being oble to sell her wares lpopcorn ballsj at the Leaders of Worthing booth. BELOW: Darcel Williams seems to be attracted to something else instead of the library's booth. .Om ' U n G9 A145 2.1 7 'Nl g 52? QEJ 'a 2,6 T L I. ' 5 fl 1 T 1 B I 5 as ei: of L ga e 'C J sf Q, Q C P D Q6 .rg Homecoming 83

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