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The Class of ' 68 produces the prize-winning float. Homecoming weekend features 4 Kon GeiKai ' A successful dance culminated Homecoming ' 67, a weekend marked by colorful athletic victories and an impressive parade of floats. This year ' s theme was Color My World and was incorporated in the motifs of the floats and the traditional semi-formal dance. The activities began successfully Friday afternoon at Chestnut Ridge, where the cross country team placed first in the E.C.I.C. Divisional Meet. On Saturday, the football team won an exciting game against Sweet Home, 18-12, which was highlighted by a decisive goal-line stand in the fourth quarter. The majorettes ' halftime performance was followed by the parade of floats. The senior class was awarded first prize for their elaborate float. Its Grecian theme was well-presented, and the float carried Queen Betty Radder and senior attendants Sue Bernfeld and Peggy Foersch. Sophomore attendants Peggy McCarthy and Lauri Rankin, and junior attendants Judy Carlson and Alana Graham rode on the floats depicting Italy and Holland respectively. The dance, Kon GeiKai, had a Japanese atmosphere and everyone received a set of chop-sticks as a remem- brance of the dance and of Homecoming ' 67. Chiefs ' line protects Terry Gillogly as he sets up to pass to Hunt (82). Reigning Homecoming queen, Diane Eder, crowns her successor, Betty Radder. 127
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Homecoming court. Lauri Rankin, Judy Carlson, Peggy Foersch, Betty Radder, Sue Bernfeld, Alana Graham, Peggy McCarthy. m Cheerleader Debbie Coates paints Tom Winegar at traditional pep assembly. Peggy McCarthy and Lauri Rankin ride the sophomore float. 126 Homecoming
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The Magnificent 7 Plus 1 group. Academy awards is theme of ' 67 aquatic show The 1967 Aquatic Club re-created the excitement of the Academy Awards by presenting their show, By Pop- ular Request. They captivated the audience with great movie themes such as Goidfinger, Lawrence of Arabia, Buttons and Bows (the officers ' number), and Theme from the Apartment, a solo performed by Marsha Gleed, this year ' s Aquatic Club president. At intermission, the great Locker Room 6, a group of senior high boys, danced to the music of The Stripper. For their weeks of work and toil, they were rewarded by a thundering applause from the audience. Marsha Gleed remarked that It certainly was worth it. I think this show was one of the best in Iroquois ' history. Marsha Gleed, president, demonstrates a ballet leg. 128
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