Colerain High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LINDA JOHNSTON-1966 Football Homecommg Queen It rained?! Industrious hands disappear in a framework of napkins and wire. The Band's festive showboat steams on through the night to dock at second place. Daisy Mae chases Li? Abner and catches third prize for the Spanish Club. 26

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Neither a chilling rain nor a muddy field can discourage Coleraints tenacious spirit. Drenched floats, soggy ground, and driv- ing rain did not dampen spirits and en- thusiasm during the 1966-67 Football Homecoming. The dazzling array of floats, led by the Rhythmettes, HMilk and Honey? provided a colorful display of creativity. ttShowboat, constructed by the Band, and tgLfl Abner? Spanish Cluhts entry, rounded out the top three positions. After a crushing 42-0 victory over N.C.H., spectators gathered in the auditorium to see Linda Johnston crowned Homecoming Queen 1966. The queen reigned at the dance, hArthust, where the popular Leeds played a special number for the queen and her date The huge success of homecoming was attributed to the chainvoman from C-Club, Pattie Hader. The suspense before the announcement of the new queen concludes in cries of lavish praise. Dancers follow the pulsating heat of Arthufs discotheque. The queen smues tnumnhantly as the escorts re' fleet her delight. The joy of coronation bangs Linda to the brink 27