Page 20 - 1993

Brimming With ROYALTY

The biggest change for the homecoming court joined around each other and all
royalty was the location of coronation. danced together, It showed that we all care,
Instead of announcing the king and queen and that no one's better than the other.
at the pep rally, which was the traditional We're all representing our school, and we're
time, the cheerleaders and their sponsor, all going through this year together,"
Mrs. Lorenson, decided to save the an­ Gutchewsky said. Clevenger said that the
nouncement for the homecoming football highlight of the dance for him was "just
game. Seniors Jennifer Gutchewsky and being there with all my friends."
Brad Clevenger were crowned the 1992 Although both candidates agreed
homecoming queen and king. that being crowned was very exciting, Brad
"I thought it was better this way because felt that a little bit of the moment was taken
more people were able to be there and be away because "it was hard to be too excited
involved," said Gutchewsky. However when you're losing your homecoming
Clevenger felt that "it was a distraction for football game."
the football players who were candidates." Even though changing the site for
He didn't think it made that big of a differ­ coronation seemed to bring mixed feelings
ence as to where it was announced. for Brad, he said that "the whole homecom­
The theme for the dance was "Midnight ing week over all was a blast! I would go as
Masquerade." It was held in the high school far to say that before, during and after the
cafeteria on Saturday, October 10. "The dance were probably the best times I've ever
best part of the dance was when the royalty had . . . so far." Amie Vignaroli

These underclassmen decide to take a
rest break from the excitement.
Brian Steffen sm eie r

Sophomore royalty Justin Pigg and
Amy Torczon are introduced at the
Homecoming football game.

Enjoying a slow dance with her date
Junior Trish Bade
Brian S teffen sm eie r