Grosse Pointe High School - View Pointe Yearbook (Grosse Pointe, MI)

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' 64 is a dead chicken while ' 66 remains unhalched but ' 65 Flys High. 1 ' ' S Sophomores ride an elephant to the Grosse Pointe Homecoming game. Key Club places first in club com- petition with their traditional key. The parade proceeded down Fisher Road with the marching band in the lead. Future Teachers show teaching methods past and present. The Red Cross floated Around the World in a 100 Years. The Tri-W ' s performed experi- ments en route. , =%4 - %%H 11 iii M

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Safari Sojourn Excitement began with the parade. The Safari floated down Kercheval toward the high school, but even the birds, dragons and elephants didn ' t frighten Monroe. They still succeeded to capture the prize— one winning point. Disappointed but not downhearted, the Devils looked forward to the final event— the dance. Homecoming ' 63 turned the gymna- torium into a jungle. Palm trees and native masks set Grosse Pointe High in the Safari mood. Queen Lucy escorts our mascot, Patti Pope, off the field. ' : msmk The Seniors took first place in their attempt to Drag ' em to De- feat. Presenting the queen and her court: Kathy Muncholm, Cheryl Kille- brew, Kathy Bott, Queen Lucy Smith, Sandy Joyner, Robyn Ranney and Martha May. Monroe spoils Homecoming for the Devils with the final score 7-6.

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We Won One Devils Opponents ANN ARBOR 34 12 PORT HURON ROYAL OAK 13 FORDSON 19 6 MONROE 7 WYANDOTTE 27 7 LINCOLN PARK 39 Non-league And blocking y Ron Irwin, number 33, runs in to aid Bob Brown and Jim Large get the Fordson runner.