SIX The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 27, 1977
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Homecoming meyis big
doings at lone High School this
week, as students prepare for
the Cardinal's battle with
Arlington this Friday night at
7:30.
A lovely Homecoming court,
selected by the varsity foot
ball squad, will preside over
the activities. Seniors Grace
McElligott and Susan Thomp
son vie for the queen crown
and are joined by court
princesses Margaret Kincaid,
freshman; Tanna Hams, so
phomore; and Darcy Rea,
junior.
All five court members are
active in school sports and
belong to Girls' Athletic Asso
ciation. Grace McElligott, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
McElligott, is a member of the
varsity volleyball, basketball
and track teams. She is
secretary of the National
Honor Society and senior
representative of student
council.
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Thompson, is captain of the
varsity volleyball team and
plays varsity basketball and
tennis. She is the concession
chairman of senior class. Both
Susan and Grace enjoy cook
ing and sewing.
Tanna Hams, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hams plays
JV volleyball and is hoping to
get on the track team. She was
recently installed as Worthy
Advisor for the lone Rainbow
Girls.
Darcy Rea, granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Halver
son is a school cheerleader as
well as being active in varsity
volleyball, basketball and ten
nis. Margaret Kincaid, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay
Kincaid, plays JV volleyball
and is interested in all sports,
including basketball and
swimming. She fills the office
of Faith in the lone Rainbow
Girls.
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Assistant Coach Del La Rue
Every day at lone High
School is dress-up day this
week, with a different cos
tume theme each day. Mon
day students dressed as story
book characters, while the
theme on Tuesday was "Boy
Girl with Stuffed Animal."
Sports was the dress-up idea
for Wednesday, which was
also Freshman Work Day.
supervised by the seniors.
Thursday and Friday are
the big days for lone home
coming activities. Today, the
halls are filled with students
dressed in "Color. Crazy Hats
& Buttons" theme. A noise
parade is planned at 1 p.m.
while a pizza feed will take
place from 5 to 7:30 p.m..
followed bv a bonfire.
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The 1977 lone Cardinals
The school colors , of red,
white and black will dominate
lone student dress on Friday.'
At 11 a.m. freshmen and
sophomore girls will battle
junior and senior girls in a
powder puff football game. A
pep assembly at 3 p.m. will
raise school spirit several
notches as the Cardinals look
forward to kick-off time with
Arlington at 7:30.
Halftime will feature a
special routine by Ione's
cheerleaders, a 'surprise' by
the senior class and the
crowning of a Homecoming
queen .
A BMCC disc jockey will
spin platters and patter for the
Homecoming dance, sche
duled Irom ID p.m. to 1 a m
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victory,
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Sitting on this year's lone
Homecoming Court are Sen
iors Susan Thompson and
(.rat e McKlligott, top row I to
r: and Junior Darcy Rea,
Sophomore Tanna Hams, and
Freshman Margaret Kincaid,
bottom row I to r.
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lone High School cheer
leaders Carol McElligott, top;
Kim Cofrnas. bottom; Natalie
Tews, left and Darcy Hea,
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