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nxiety grew inside of you. You
A hardly slept all night for the next
night was Homecoming.
Flashes of vic­
tory over Thom­
as Jefferson went R o yalty's dance. Homecoming King Casey John«,n and Que«,
Chris Drleth dance while Ihe thrill of appointment still linger, in
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mind as you were
H om ecom ing royalty. Seniors Dan Taylor. Ron LaRosa, Rich
thinking of the Runnels Perry Wiseman, Craig Coppersmith. Queen Chris Drleth.
game the night King Casey Johnson. Suzle Storm. Tammy Ryan, Katie Olson.
Debbie Meehan, and Jonl Rundall stand In coronation form to let
before. the public have a chance to take pictures.
You and your date arrived at the dance
and walked into the cafeteria that the pep
club had decorated that morning for
“Midnight Magic.”
You were dancing under the
influence of Ninety-Proof when it was
time for the coronation. Time had gone
by so quickly.
A few more songs and the dance
was over. Now it was time to go out to
dinner.
At the restaurant you saw other
couples from the dance and you could
feel the warm atmosphere.
After dinner it was time to go on to
a previously planned party as the
house of one of your friends. The
music was loud and you and your
friends were enjoying each other’s
company when curfew rolled around.
Your date took you home, said good
night, and you went to bed reflecting
on the memories of the evening.

Clow ning around. Sophomores Julie Ward, Neil Schoening,
Cathy Sherridan and senior Jeff Jahns group together to show off
for the camera at the Homecoming dance Saturday, October 11.
The big night. Sophomore Lena! Kruse pins a boutonniere on
senior Dave Daily’s lapel in preparation for a big night out on the
town.