Pittsboro High School - Progress Yearbook (Pittsboro, IN)

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'7' 'UI' l n V fr'-wi x With Cindy and Rex as observers, Mike places the crown on Peggy's head Cindy Krahn escorted by Mike Halsey presented the Home- . . coming Queen with roses. I A Rex Alexander goes up for a rehonnd as other team members nish to his assistance during the homecoming game with Cascade.

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I dou't believc it, reacts Peggy Smith to thc an nouncemeut that she is llomecoming Queen. EEUM Homecoming always provided a lot of excitement at Pittsboro. This year was no exception, there were so many things to do. The six candidates for Homecoming Queen were chosen from different organizations. Every- thing that is immobile was decorated with posters and school colors. The student body vibrated with excite- ment-anticipation of the retuming alumni and the basketball game. But alas, into each life some rain must fall and the Cascade team dampened our spirits by defeating us with a score of 67 to 57. The past being ended we must now look ahead to the future to the brighter horizons of next year's Homecoming triumph. The Queen and her Court fr U2 I Queen Peggy and her escort llcx Alexander X 12 i Q? at I 0 - I .I 'Ja t Sh, all

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la. an 5 . ' v - -1 2. 'f o n i Grade School eqzbs my Elementary students participated in many activities during the year. Above are the fifth and sixth grade stu- dents who received special recognition during the Science Fair at Pittsboro and entered the Regional Science Fair at Marian College. Any student in grades four through six were eligible to enter. Below are a few of the elementary students who took part in the dental program available to all students.