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TIME OUT FOR TALK . . .Ronnie Morris, Linda jones, Connie Cash, Lyle Catron, Terry Adam, Trea ure I land Nancy Fortune, Floyd Titus, and Kay McKenzie have a talk fest by the bandstand in Treasure Island. BIRD ON A DEAD MAN'S CHEST . . . Mary Foster, Sharon Peters, Charleen Bley, and Ruth Henry admire the paper parrot and pirates. BEAUS AND BELLES . . . make the most of an evening of food, flowers, and formals.
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Game. and Dance. WE COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT , . , was the thought of many of the students at the annualHome- coming dance. N. H. S. Homecoming activities began Thursday, October 13 with the customary burning of the dummy. An enthusiastic crowd of students, including the band, the football team, cheerleaders, and the Ti- gerettes, marched through town to Logan Field. The capable Tigerettes were re- sponsible for the pep rally Friday, Octo- ber 14, for decorations at the field and at the dance, and for direction of the impress - ive pre -game coronation ceremony. In addition to serenading Queen La Mae and the attendants, the marching band enter- tained the spectators with a colorful show at halftime. Although our opponent re- versed our slogan of Beat Neosho, stu- dents and homecomers topped off the evening by dancing to the music of jimmy Davis and his band. GT Ci 0 Qt . e J QD' 1 1 4' KN F WHO WILL BE QUEEN? . , . As La Mae Neas, Lynne Murray, and ,r Ionet Gallagher observe pep rally activities, they anxiously await the crowning of the Homecoming Queen the following evening. . '4' i'f5f,?. ax. '1 . .. xvf- Q, Q4 40 it 1 I ft 'T-'ly is xi' , rn Middleton, Danny Thomas, Sondra Gehrs, and Bob Current discuss memories of high ,,.. school days and new college experiences. ig of ' E if ' N H . 1 ff-i t . fl 1 .t L I ij? THEROYALTY REIGNS . , , Larry Murray, Lynne P Q, GX, Murray, Queen La Mae Neas, David Swearin- I . Q gen, Jonet Gallagher, and Jack Weber reign , ', over the 1960 Homecoming Game. 3 r I nvmgqgv 5 1
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Fetes Senior NEAT NAUTICAL WAITRESSES . . .Janice Beisley, Janet Lasley, Donna Payne, Sue Ne- 1 , 1 so ffl 5 5' f fx- J .S I fi? FORSAKEN MERMAID . . . attracts the mortals Dick Loy, Richard Perrin, Jerry Hoffman, and Tom Sherrick. lander, Joyce Ames, and Linda Haynes discuss everything except wages and tips for waitresses. THE PRINCIPAL AND HIS SUBJECTS . . .have an evening of pleasure before business. 'Vw-Mani' if -94. Fw wig, Y .ff W w,,,,.- 1f ', ,za ' '-shew an-I I W - M1 we bp- -. N-
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