Yorkville High School - Annual Yearbook (Yorkville, IL)

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4' -6. E On October roth and rlth. 1952 the Student Council sponsored the fourth annual Homecoming, consisting of a snake dance, parade, football game, and alumni dance. At approximately four o'clock on the Ioth the parade made up of floats designed by the student organizations and merchants began. A feature attraction was the convertible with the five candidates for queen. The floats were judged in two classes by five prominent citizens. The prizes went to the Junior Class and Library Club from the high school while the Cub Scouts and the V.F.W. captured the prizes from the merchants section. At six o'clock the students gathered in back of the school building where they started the snake dance by burning a dummy representing the Oswego team. The cheerleaders lead the group in a few yells and then they were off across town to the post office where everyone gathered in a circle and screamed out a few more yells. Finally a group of tired but enthused students returned to the school to await that exciting moment when the referees would start the football game. Oni!