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Show DOWNPOUR RUINS “It’s raining!’’ Queen candidates screamed, searched for umbrellas, and headed for cover; while floats fell apart, smeared, and the band attempted to march through mud puddles. The traditional Homecoming parade was not quite so traditional. Nobody expected the rain, or the cloudy, dreary atmosphere the weather brought. The many nights of planning, working, and staying up late were washed away in a matter of minutes. The hard work payed off for the Spanish Club though when they won Sweepstakes on their float. After the parade the rain stopped, clouds cleared and things started looking up for the game. Students, alumni, teachers and fans packed the bleachers excitedly in hopes that our team could DAY OF FRIDAY FUN defeat Pleasant Grove. But the score reflected the cloudy, dreary feeling of the rest of the day. Pleasant Grove won 21-0. But despite the many problems this Homecoming will be remembered. Annie Harris, shivers in the rain. SCS ase NOE GLOSc MILE TE NT RONG NR members march through the rain. oi oe PORE RID Sty ee <- Pe iy. ’ 2 5 FFA members participate in parade by riding their horses. tires — batteries — wheels — shocks. Mr. Caldwell stops for a breath after running in the road race. We’re the specialists. Homecoming 9 |
