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Page 108 text:
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Mr. Lee crown.s Rita Keith, Queen; and Martin Walker, King; as two members of the homecoming court, Mary ' Ann Parr and Bernard Gowen look on. Homecoming The Homecoming Queen’s attendants and their escorts shared the honoring dance. Homecoming, sponsored by the Monogram Club, is perhaps tlie biggest event of the scliool year. This im- portant event is highlighted at halftime when the Queen and her Attendants proceed onto the athletic field and the principal, Richard E. Lee, crowns he King and Queen. That night they reign over a dance given in their honor. Each attendant pays homage to the King and Queen. Then the King and Queen step forward to begin their dance and are soon joined by a throng of couples. As the dance draws to a close, a day of wonderful memories comes to an end. A portion of the Queen’s attendants await her assent to the throne, the following are; ’onnie Herion, Cythia Williams, hrginia Cobh, George Siegrist, escort; Arline McLaughlin, L. F. Payne, escort. It 10-4
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Page 107 text:
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I I MARTIN WALKER From the graduating class of “62,” these ten students liave been selected as our senior personalities. It is indeed an honor to be chosen as one of the outstanding students of the Senior Class. Qualities looked for in the stu- dents are scholarship, leadership, co- operation, school spirit, and general citizenship. The faculty choses this selected group of seniors on the basis of these qualifications Amherst County High School is ex- ceedingly proud of the ten senior per- sonalities of 1962. They indeed deserve our praise and confidence. 103
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Page 109 text:
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Jenny Galinish, Sue W ' hite, and Linda Holzhener were among the eight girls who entertained the ciueen and her court with the maypole dance. May Day was celebrated this year at Amherst County High School on May 10. The various classes competed in the Athletic events. These included softball, basketball, volleyball, 50 and 100 yard dashes, broad jump, high jump, relay races, shot put, and discuss throwing. The seniors won the trophy for the most points. The presentation of the May Court and the crowning of the queen, Carole Henderson, by Mr. Lee were the highlights of the day’s activities. Entertain- ment for the court included folk dancing by the eighth grade troupe, tumbling, and the traditional May pole dance. May Day Bernard Gowen makes the wining jump in the broad jump con- test as some of the faculty members and his comrads look on. Left to right: Vonnie Herion, Lou Myers, Kathy Parr, Judy Addison, Shirley Freeman, Carole Henderson, Queen; Linda Shuping, Carole, Craven, Sue Harvey, Carrolyn Campbell. 105
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