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Student Body President Robert Dean escorts re- turning Queen Doreen Manriquez. Lindsay High School students rock-out to the music featured by Medusah',. The 1971-72 Homecoming Queen and her court. Jayne Brownfsenior classjg Nancy MaynardfFFAJg Queen Rachel Garcia CGAAJg Patti Ford QB-lock Ljg and Cathy Pelousfsophomore classj. Homecoming 17
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Queen Rachel Reigns Uuer Homecoming The powerful card defense brings down an Exeter Monarch. Becky Devine rides a head. Happy vibrations filled the air as Homecoming week started in full swing. The coronation, which took place on Monday, enabled 1971's Queen Rachel Garcia to reign over the week's activities. The court consisted of Jayne Brown, Nancy Maynard, Patti Ford, and Cathy Pelous. The Queen's coronation, staged by the junior class. was an ele- gant affair. The gym was dark- ened, and spotlights mirrored each girl,s expression. Class participation was at its peak during Homecoming with each class winning something in the way of contests. Senior girls were really on the ball with their toothpicks and lifesavers as they won hands down. Jeff McCom- ber, representing the frosh class, came out on top as the soaking wet winner of the apple dunking contest. Showing their dislike of mud at the tug-of-war, the jun- iors made sure it was the other classes that went for a dive. 16 Homecoming 4,1 1 5142 951 ' l fr l 5 Senior girls, competitors of fashion. fValerie Brazil, Jackie Irion, Linda Barker, Linda Bonett, Linda Newmanb
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Class Competitors Shore Victories The most looked-forward-to con- test of the week was the powder- puff football game. The seniors and sophomores won 6-0. Friday's downtown rally was the highlight of the week's happen- ingsf, The rally was a showplace of all the efforts made during the day to get the decorated cars ready. FTA drove off with the cutest car award. Later that night during halftime the cars lined up preceeding the queenls float in true parade fashion. All this led up to our crushing defeat over Exeter with the score 17-12, bringing our league record to 9-0, and our spirit to an all time high. After the game, everyone gather- ed at the Memorial Building to dance to the sounds of Me- dusah and to celebrate the whole, crazy, wonderful, win- ning, week. The queen and her court, set the tempo for the downtown rally. Q i 18 Homecoming A-' Left: Powderpuff players head-on.
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