Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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-1, if '5 in tie Parade features 1356 Un Homecoming Day the school ap- peared half empty as members of the clubs having entries in the float com- petition put finishing touches on their respective creations. Club presidents and everyone connected with Home- coming affairs were relieved when the day dawned clear with only a light breeze present to hinder float moving operations. The students paraded their floats around the stadium before the game and again at halftime giving judges and spectators a chance to choose which float best exemplified the theme Wildcats Coming Home to Tradition and Pride . A tie for first place re- sulted between Digna-Phi Hi-Y which honored Olympic gold medalist Thompson Mann, and Delta Tri-Hi-Y, which honored the 'ctradition of foot- ballf' The Spanish Club finished a close third with 'fthe real thing. Alumni crowded the stands after being honored at a banquet in the school cafeteria. They watched closely as the football team met stiff opposi- tion against the Churchland Truckers and despite a gallant effort the Wildcats lost a close game 10-6. lift T NN The climax of the entire event is reached when Carolyn Tye is crowned queen. The band's half-time show started off the even- ing's festivities. David Gilliam conducts the band with Home- coming spirit. homecoming I 19 A

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