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Page 18 text:
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HOMECOMING QUEEN and court are the center of attraction on track cinders before moving on the field for the half-time show before the old and new Parrots who crowded the stands during the traditional Poly-Paschal game. Poly Stymied in Purple Quest Feverish activity with a propelling tempo char- acterized October 2-6, the 1967 Homecoming Week. Psychedelic strains and artistic designs fashioned the theme, Love thine enemy to death. Homeroom 11-3 won special honors for their elaborate decor- ations. Spirit continued to mount, and a bonfire spotlighted the night preceding the game. Exes re- turned Homecoming Day to attend the pep rally and tea given afterwards in the gym. Brilliant red roses reflected the beauty of the lovely Homecoming Queen, Cathy Curlee, as pre- sented by National Honor Society president, Johnny Hudson, during half-time of the game. Finalists Peggy Groening, Lucienda Heikkila, Dixie Hensley, and Christy Shaffer accompanied the Homecoming Queen onto the field where she was crowned. Spurred by the enthusiastic voices of student body and cheerlead ers, the Parrots clashed with the Panthers in the annual Poly-Paschal game. In the second quarter Paschal led by seven points. Poly continued to challenge the Panthers with a deter- mination to defeat. Final score of the game re- mained in favor of the opponents as 10-0, but each Parrot spectator swelled with pride in Poly ' s undying spirit and consistent energetic drive. HIPPIE LOVE-INS are out this year, but the Poly WIN- IN is hip for homecoming theme festivities. 14
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LAW COMES to Poly in the guise of Tarrant County Sheriff Lon Evans, as he speaks at the pep rally. HEY CAREFUL with that match! Senior Lindy Moore perches atop the bonfire as spirit rises. BAREFOOT in the par ' - or cold feet on stage? Ex-cheer- leaders return to participate in the traditional Blues. CHEERLEADERS don black attire to participate in the death march of the Paschal Panther in a skit at the pep rally. 13
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AUDITORIUM blazes with signs and streamers as the Home- coming pep rally is enjoyed by Parrots and Exes. REMEMBER, only you can prevent forest fires,! Nancy Mercer leads a scorching yell at the Brooks ' bonfire. ONE THOUSAND pounds of Poly linemen prepare to pave a purple path to the goal. i %■ ' 1 ; 1 4» ■ 0
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