Special Section, The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thurs., Oct. 20, 1977 FIVE
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This year Heppner High
School's Homecoming court,
selected by the varsity foot
ball squad, combines beauty,
intelligence, talent, leadership
and athletic prowess in equal
measure.
A queen will be crowned
during halftime this Friday
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"Star Wars" sets the theme
for this year's Homecoming
week at Heppner High with
the space fantasy being car
ried through from decorations
to a special Star Wars
costume day to the halftime
show on Friday night.
A busy week began with hall
decorating and organization of
class float decorations on
Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday was Sock Day,
topped off by a Pizza Party
and the burning of the
traditional "H" afterwards.
Decorations for the Friday
night dance were also started
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The big days, today and
Friday are jam-packed with
Homecoming activities.
Today is Star Wars Dress-up
Day, with the costume winner
to be announced at the faculty
pep assembly at 3 p.m. The
day also features a powder
puff football game between
freshmen and senior girls at
12:45 with a tug-of-war imme
diately following.
Friday will be Blue and Gold
Dress-up Day, with students
being served a continental
breakfast in the cafeteria at
.a.M a.m. Buses leave nepp
ner High School for a down
town pep assembly at 12:30. A
school pep assembly will be
followed by a parade through
main street at 4 p.m., featur
ing class floats, the high
school band and other student
groups.
Homecoming football action
with Lyle will begin at 8 p.m.
with a big halftime show
planned The Homecoming
dance is scheduled from 10:30
pjn. to 1 a.m.
night, chosen from seniors
Janice Healy, Sally Sumner
and Shelley Thompson. Jun
iors Maureen Healy and
Jackie Mollahan round out the
court.
Shelley Thompson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Thompson, is the vice-president
of the National Honor
Society, a dance team mem
ber and plays varsity volley
ball. She belongs to Girls'
Athletics Boosters, as does the
entire court, and likes to water
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ski and tole paint in her spare
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Sally Sumner is the daught
er of Mrs. Rita Sumner and
Rep. Jack Sumner. In addition
to being president of the senior
class, she belongs to the
National Honor Society and
helps keep Mustang football
statistics. Sally enjoys show
ing horses, hunting birds and
is an excellent seamstress.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Healy
have two daughters on the
court.
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Janice is president of Girls 's
Athletic Boosters, president of
the Rodeo Club, plays varsity
volleyball and basketball, and
is a member of the dance
team. She is the 1977 Western
States Junior Rodeo Associa
tion queen.
Maureen belongs to the
Rodeo Club, National Honor
Society and the dance team.
She is a member of the varsity
volleyball, track and, hopeful
ly, basketball teams. Maureen
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will succeed Janice as West
ern States Junior Rodeo queen
in 1978.
Jackie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mollahan, is FFA
secretary, a member of
National Honor Society and
the dance team and plays both
varsity volleyball and basket
ball. She enjoys camping,
waterskiing and traveling.
This year's Heppner High
School Homecoming Court has
the royal qualities to make
any school proud.
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