Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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ff: .I '7!w2ueen4 Climaxing home-coming activities were the'crowning ot Boots l-larris, senior, as band queen in an elaborate ceremony held at the halt of the Ardmore-McAlester football game November l7, l939. Alter the proces- sional, which began at the North end ot Walker Field, the queen received her crown from Drum Major I. B. McCullar. Reigning in a royal manner as queen of the l939 toot- ball team Was Margaret Gilreath, popular sophomore. Nominated by the football team and elected by popu- lar vote of the student body, Margaret was a queen in every sense of the Word. Representing the sophomore class in the Band queen contest were Kathryn Council and leanne Lowen- stein While Mary Louise Suggs and Betty lo Scott were the nominees ot the junior class. Football queen candidates were: lune Brooks, sophomore, Martha Colvert, and Frances Ann Dunlap, juniors: and lean Yeomans and Shirley Miller, seniors. L 'ISV -,,,,,.......----I if bv- D f