Alleman High School - Pioneer (Rock Island, IL)

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iifksfmsv iw-W , mlgiiiy ' . .W .qq,g5pw'.t R K 'MM W., WW The crowning of Stu Ebner and Amy Sutterman as the 1971 Homecoming king and queen climaxed a week of float building and other preparations for Homecoming activities. The Seniors enjoyed their first prize-winning float as the parade moved through Moline and Rock Island led by the march- ing band. The disappointment came with the loss of the game to Moline. The Homecoming Dance pro- vided the traditional conclusion to the activities. 1. Teri Humes drove this winning car with the theme Raid 'Em , in the Homecoming Parade. 2, The Sophomore Float was the classes' first effort for a parade. 3. An enthusiastic crowd ap- plauds the crowning of King, Stu Ebner and Queen, Amy Sutter! man. 4. A group of juniors worked hard on their float entry. 5. Queen, Amy Sutterman and King, Stu Ebner await the start of the parade. 6. A group of seniors folds napkins to begin stuffing their float. Activities 13

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All New ALLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL Vol XXIII Rock Island, Illinois, October 22, 1971 N 1 The AllemaNews staff reorganized themselves for the first time as an extra-curricular activity open to all classes. So, with the exception of the co-editors Paula Zerull and Tom Vaccaro, no one had ever worked on a newspaper before. Mrs. Wisely, the new advisor, and the co-editors had a vast job of teaching to do. Eagerness and long hours proved helpful and the staff got them- selves into good shape. They proved that the school paper could be taken as an outside activity and remain the outstanding paper that it has been this year.