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ix ...tif Junior Princess nominees: Suzie Casseltong Mary Braemg and Carol Rieschl. Senior King and Queen nomineesg Mary Jane Williarnsg Ron Jacobson: Sandy Wesenbergg Ronni Rullig l964 Queen Sandy Norton: 1954 King Doug Hoppe: Carole Wielinskig Don Kneag Margaret Dreyerg and Duane Burmeister. Junior Prince nominees: Loren Odenwaldg Pete Lange: and Daryl Johnson . Initiated this year, was the custom of Freshman beanies. These green and gold Beacon Beanies were to be worn all through homecoming week. The wearer of the beanie was required to be a 'slave' of the upper- classmen. We can be assured that next year the Freshman class of'65 will willingly endow the honorable custom to next years' Freshmen. If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times. . . DON'T GOBBLE YOUR FOOD! ! Act- ually, what he means to say is that the banquet, sponsored by the Sophomore class, was a big success. The alumni enjoyed the pre-Coronation dinner, and the festivities that took place later in the evening.
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