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W Marietta Miniek Football Queen 1965
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Ve ve , tr 1 , g ll The Way V :AI :V , 'F , I , ug, I 4 r .Ei ' A - -5- Eg 3 iff . , . -3 4 V V it - N T re, it AMID ASCENDING BALLOONS and rose-colored torches on November 20, Sierra Vista's student body choice for Football Queen, Marietta Minick, was royally pro- claimed, crowned, and saluted. The Football Court, consisting of Princesses Judy, Dawn, Nancy, and Sharen, and Escorts Bob, Dicky, George, and David, was presented to the enthusiastic Don and Bruin fans during halftime. After parading around the gridiron in chauffeur driven convertibles, each couple proceeded to the decorated platform festooned with colored balloons in the center ofthe field. Later, in lavish surroundings, Queen Marietta was presented with the red velvet robe which is the symbol of her role as Queen of the Football Dons. Then to the tender strains of the theme from A Surn- mer Place, the Queen and her Escort, along with the other royal couples, danced and set the mood for the remainder of this eventful evening which was appropri- ately titled Velvet All The Way .N if - P xg Af J Y .. ,Rx 5 ,n
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