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HOMECOMING QUEEN JULIA GREGORY and her escort Paul Sanders lead off the first dance. Julia Gregory Reigns Over “Varykino” The fifth annual Homecoming Dance, “Varykino,” was held on December 20. Under the supervision of Recording Secretary Anne Pace, decorations chairman Anne Swallow transformed the cafeteria into a Russian winter palace. Upstairs the music was provided by “Babe”. The audi- torium lobby was hooded in black light with “Peace” rocking out the music. The Yorktown Stage Band, “Peace”, donated their services to the Student Council by giving the money for their playing to the SCA. Contrary to tradition, the students elected the Homecoming Queen and her Court in homeroom. In previous years the Mono- gram Club had handled the selection of the finalists. The student body and returning alumni witnessed the crowning of Homecoming Queen Julia Gregor)-, and the announce- ment of her Court. Lou Ann Tramonte was a junior attendant and Lindy Dalmk was sophomore attendant. Last years Homecoming Queen, Mary Lou Azevedo, was present for the announcement which was made by SCA President Gary Carson and the coronation by Mr. Kier. 23
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RETURNING ALUMNI DOUG NELSON AND NANCY CHUBB enjoy the new image of the stage band, “Peace.” ATTENDANTS LINDY DAHNK AND LOUANN TRAMONTE watch Mary Lou Azevedo crown Julia. AT THE END OF HIS ROPE, Mr. Kier urges Anne Swallow and Dave Minno to clean up. “WITH $100 YOU COULDN’T EVEN BUY SHOES?’ says Al Brock to Katie Ryan in disbelief.
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College Night Draws Large Attendance On October 15, Yorktown sponsored its annual College Night program. This year for the first time it was open only to Yorktown students and their parents, instead of being a shared program with Washington-Lee. Represen- tatives of more than one hundred colleges and universities were on hand to explain the merits of their school to interested students and to answer any questions that the students might have regarding admission policy, campus life, or financial aid. Sophomores and juniors as well as seniors were able to strengthen their college plans as a result of the exchange of information. SF.NIOR LYW WEISS and the Cornell rep- resentative ponder the realities of college. 24 SPEAKERS FROM EASTERN COLLEGES answer questions regarding schools.
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