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Queen yudy and the football team toured their home town of Morton in style, while the cheering crowd followed. HOMECOMING. Floats, banners, decorated cars and enthusiastic students characterized the l956 Homecoming, Late hours work- ing on floats didn't seern to fatigue the people involved, and the affair was lively as ever. The election of the Queen and her court highlighted the Snake Danceg and the parade the next afternoon dis- played the laloor, initiative, and clev- erness of the clubs and classes. After losing a hard garne, the play- ers and fans alike helped to make the annual dance a hu e success The Future Farmers again captured the first prize in the Homecoming parade, to make it their third year ot victory. X i Wsfewm Wm- uryr m,M,.,,. ., , .W - M M N., ,, X Q V M M-,-wwe?-Q rw: 1 M M The Future Homemakers found the way to the judges' hearts, and the club 'BEAT' it away with second place prize. 'ggiikflfw EAT B Tho sophomores last few minutes of hard work were wel ' I Q ' rewarded, for they captured the position of third place.
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W..--1-rwna.i,4 . 5 Jw YM F6 QS i .. in r -WI ww gf The Homecoming Queen. Iudy Rossi, poses with her court consisting of Ianie Asbridge, Iudy Huuter. Sharon Wuldbeser, and lane Aupperle. FOR AN UNFGRGETTHBLE STANDING.1eit to right: I. Klopfenstein, I. Aupperle, C, Haynes, D. Strunk, B. Hoskins, I. Russi. S. Diemer. I. As- hridge, M. Wehnes Qwashinglonj. S. Waldbeser. R. Smullenhfrrger. .po 1 E 'I 5 I , 5322 ft . Y is so 'H iii il Q-1 ,. .lx fic
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WORK BEFORE PLAY M.T.f'f.S, literally buzzes with ac- tivity throughout each year. The sea- sons of the year determine the kinds of activities to be expected. At Christ- mas time, Student Council members purchased and decorated a large Christmas tree, which was erected in the main hall. The tree Was very beau- tiful, and expressed the feeling of the Yuletide season. In the spring of the year, the annual Student Council election of officers was held. A Week of vigorous campaigning brought into being a great number of posters, which advertised each candi- date for office. The posters could be found in every imaginable place in the building. Speeches were the last vote-gettersf' and the election fol- lowed. Many posters covered the walls during the vigorous cum- BECRME -OUR MOTTO pulgns by candidates for the offices oi Student Council. Y K. Kelly and B. Hoskins helped decorate for the festive Yuletide. IMT ABS UNIT
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