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World of events highlights homecoming This years homecoming theme was The Good Old Days and every class did a good job of portraying it in their floats. First place was taken by the sophomores with the float of n X ABOVE: After couragiously gobbling down pounds of pancakes at the Pancake Eating Contest one student who tried, looks very hopeful. BE- LOW: You can see the terrific excitement of the Pyramid of Classes Contest as shown in the faces of this gang of Seniors. Y ff 12 HOMECOMI NG the lce Cream Parlor. Second place was the U.S.S. Goodwin by the jun- iors. The seniors captured third place with the float of the Pop Shoppe and freshmen with their float of Bonny and Clyde. One of the strangest events of Homecoming was the Goldfish Swallowing Contest. juniors won the contest. ABOVE: The 1972-73 Homecoming Queen is Denora Denver. Her joy 4 in being chosen is expressed in her tears of happiness. BELOW: At the Gold fish swallowing contest this students is actually swallowing a help- ..- less, little goldfish. l bet it tickles his tummy! lt
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W ,,,,,.....-f-f-N wM x I is n I rt 'X mm ,A Pumpkin carving can become as artistic a sport as ballet, especially when the brave students doing the carving are competing for points. One of the larger activities of Homecoming Week was the construction of the Malt Shop. The Malt Shop was used at the Dance after the game r,.f fra 'V JH f l hen students tried their luck at aiming water drops gainst West. lt came in handy to Alhambra students after the thrust bug In the Ice Water Contest pop bottles were filled with water and ice, and t . . , . ' a 8 ame bugging. A, f ,,.f4,J l E HOMECOMING 'I3
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