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Musical Chairs Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights the Soph- omores decorated the gym for coronation and the dance. Blue and gold streamers covered the ceiling in one foot intervals and draped to the floor. A tree and patio chairs graced the southeast corner of the gym. Thursday night Corona- tion was followed by. . . Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! Tears of Happiness . . .skits, entertainment, a pep fest, the burning of H-BC , and a snake dance. Wes Henriksen was crowned King by last year's King Dave Lutmer. JoAnn. . . I'm not scared. Anticipation . . .Heitkamp was crowned Queen by last year's Queen Mary Wolf. King Wes and Queen JoAnn reigned over the festivities on Thursday and Friday. Friday night's football game was with Hills-Beaver Creek. We lost 0- 21. Hopes had been high for a vic- tory, but the loss didn't seem to lower the festive spirit. Homecoming was exciting. And Away We Go! Tea for Two 19 Jumping jacks, ready go.
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Triumphant grand march Homecoming 73 The excitement of Homecoming week touches nearly everyone in Adrian High School. Each class must do its part in the celebration. Skits and posters are created by the mem- bers of grades 7-12. Dates for the dance and game were made—some far in advance and others only hours before the festivities begin. Little attention was paid to what the teach- ers discussed in class. Test grades were often not as high as they would have been a week earlier or a week later. Planning which began weeks before, became hectic. There never seemed to be enough time to get everything done. Yet everything was finished on time. Elections for King and Queen were held. Homecoming royalty candidates were chosen from the sen- ior class. Candidates for Homecoming were Rose Wolf, Pat Schutz, JoAnn Heitkamp, Deb Lynn, and Nadine Schissel. Candidates for Homecoming King were Stan Wieneke, Jeff Brake, Wes Henricksen, Jim Eickhoff, and Doug Loosbrock. Close to You Light My Fire! Sure wish we could go! 18 Hey! I did it!
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I think I'd better go outside And for the next number. . . Oh, cute! Don't be scared son Raving Beauties Bottoms up Who, me? Mr. Konkel and the Pussy Cats 20 Mmmm?!!
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