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STEPPING high, the EDHS Marching band added spirit and color to the traditional halftime show. Dave Metz served as drum major this year. Brenda Donna Charlotte SMILES mixed with tears as Chris Kelch, last year’s Homecoming Queen, placed the crown on Queen Carol O ' Hara. Gary Johnson, Student Council president, and candidates Joyce Mazza and Mini Minervini look on. Betty
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Queen Carol Reigns Over Homecoming Minervini, Joyce Mazza, Charlotte Hamady, Donna Miros, Betty Erode, Brenda Alessi, Linda Neely, and Nina Cippola. This year ' s abbreviated parade was a dis¬ appointment, however, the seniors captured the class float prize with a 10 foot high victory cup. The Senior Sentinels constructed the winning club float. The evening was topped by the annual Home¬ coming Dance in the gym, this year made all the more enjoyable by the win over Hazel Park, the first victorious Homecoming since 1956. ANXIOUSLY a capacity crowd watched as Gary Johnson, Student Council president, walked to the microphone to announce the 1963 Home¬ coming queen. When the envelope was opened cheers greeted the announcement that Carol O ' Hara was the new Homecoming royalty. The student body had cast ballots the pre¬ vious day, but the results were kept secret until halftime of the Homecoming game. Eight other Irish beauties made up the royal court. Chosen as candidates were: Minerva 10
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MISSILES towered over tour members outside the Smithsonian institution. Dwarfed by an Atlas missile are Cheryl Dyke, Linda Koelzer, Mini Minervini, and Paula Comito. STATELY columns of the Supreme Court building provide the background as Brian Butters and Janice VanOvermeer rest during the last hours in Washington. Study Group Tours Historic East Coast HISTORY was viewed first hand by 40 se¬ lected seniors who took part in the Seventh Annual Washington-New York study tour. Although this year ' s students visited the tra¬ ditional historic places in Williamsburg, James¬ town and Washington they were also fortunate enough to attend a session of Congress and sit in on a hearing being conducted by the Supreme Court. High on the list of favorite episodes on the tour were: the visit to the White House, the tour of the United Nations building, the Statue of Liberty, the Smithsonian institution, and the tour of the FBI building. Tour members also enjoyed the lighter side by attending the Broadway musical Oliver! and having dinner at The Top of the Sixes more than 30 stories above the streets of Man¬ hattan. Although the tour lasted only seven days, the members agree that it was an experience they will always remember.
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