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SENIOR TOM BENFORD plunges after a Riley Wildcat as senior, Don Shock, rushes in to assist. THE SENIOR FLOAT leads the annual Homecoming pa- rade during the afternoon pep session. 20-—Student Life
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JUNIOR JANET JOHNSON sells popcorn at the Town and Country Theatre. Jan’s high spirits were an added attraction. | DAN RICE SETS UP a Christmas display at Robertson’s with “Sparky the Clown.” Dan used his talent on displays through- out the store, and gained experience toward his art career. Student Life—19
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Roma as Queen, floats, spirit mark ’70 Homecoming An enthusiastic student body swarmed into the stadium for the afternoon homecoming pep session. The highlight of the afternoon was the announcing of the prize-winning floats. Art Club captured the award for beauty, while the Thespians were awarded the prize for originality. The Freshman and the Sopho- more class floats tied for the theme prize. At the evening football game, half-time activities included the parade of the winning floats, and the Senior float. As the crowd became quiet and the a Capella choir finished its last notes, Student Council President Frank Portolese crowned Miss Roma Crock- er Homecoming Queen. The Misses Peggy Rydzinski and Pam Jackson were the Senior attendants. Amy Tomaczewski and Marta Greenwood represented the Junior class, and Cindy Sherril and Connie Young were chosen by the Sophomore and Freshman classes respectively. ; Although the Cavemen were defeated by the Riley Wildcats, the spirit of the student body was not dampened. Many of the spectators attended the Homecoming Dance in the gym where Monkeybutter provided the entertainment. ROMA CROCKER reveals her excitement and happiness after being crowned homecoming queen during half-time. SOPHOMORES JENNIFER LOVETTE, Cindy Sherril, and Sue Garda work diligently to finish their class float. CONNIE YOUNG and Cindy Sherril, the underclass queens, wave excitedly to their friends in the stadium.
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