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queen highlighted Homecoming . Q if S Fi: f'-I 5 Kiki L 'se Let's Not Debate Our Victory was the senior class theme for their float which won a first place trophy. Q-Q As sophomores Carolyn Jones and Dave Hinners put the finish- ing touches on their class float, Penny Blockson dials the telephone symbolizing their theme Let's Ring Up A Victory. Marching Highlanders stand at a parade rest while waiting for Scots -and Flashes to clear the field to begin pre-game. Seniors enjoy talking, laughing and fun while working on paper flowers for the senior candidate's car.
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so . . .V A C f - ' 1.' . , Pr , A img' V - ' r i' I es x ' ,, 4'-' . 1 , ,,. L Queen attendants were charming Linda Greene rep- resenting the iuniors, lovely Peggy Mayer from the sophomore class and popu- lar freshman Teresa Dale. First victory, Maria as Homecoming 1964 will be remembered as the year when the Highland Scots won their first Homecoming game. Victory over Franklin Central with the score of 34 to 20 brought a perfect ending to a week of frantic preparations. Despite cold September evenings, students and the faculty members worked stuffing crape paper and colored napkins into chicken wire. They built, painted and transformed hay wagons and flat trucks into gaily decorated floats. Many floats and cars were in the parade including, not only class floats, but club floats as well. After the parade around the football field, judges named the senior class float, Let's Not Debate Our Victory, as the winner. Second place was taken by the iunior class with their float Harboring A Victory. Maria Hernandez, senior class member and foreign exchange student from Venezuela was crowned as the tenth Homecoming Queen. Maria Hernandez 1964 Homecoming Queen
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Exchange Sfudenf spenf enjoyable year 4 Maria had some exciiing experiences with her American family, ihe Greens, Mr. Evereit Green, Mrs. Mildred Green, Alan, Terri, and Haldyn. As a foreign exchange student Ma- ria enioyed the warmih and comfort of her American home for a year. I4
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