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After coronation, the royal court, marching band and floats assembled on the east side of the elementary school for the annual Homecoming parade. Pic 1. The freshmen class tells A-C its future with their fourth place panel. Pic 2. With a final score of 30 to 0. Anita shows A-C what Homecoming means to them. Pic 3. “Defuse the Bombers’ is what the Jr. High is saying to the football team. Pic 4. The Anita Chapter of the FFA shows thcr support with this float. Pic 5. The sophomores predict the end of the game with this panel. Pic 6. Dave Waddell and Tim Wheclock were temporary members of the band Luxury that entertained the troops Saturday night. Pic 7. Cheerleaders lead the crowd in cheers at the bandshell park.
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Pic 1. The senior panel from ihe Youth Center was added to the parade this year. Pic 2. The high school marching band lead the parade down Chestnut Street to Main Street where the drill team performed. Pic 3. The Seniors turned in the winning float with “A-C’s up a tree in WW III Pic 4. The Junior class tells A-C what Snoopy thinks of them in their second place panel. Pic 5. Joni Benton and Dee Christensen carry the senior banner made by Karla Larsen and Sue Bailey. Pic 6. The NFL tells the football team what they want them to do to A-C. NFLWANTS
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CHORUS WELCOMES NEW TEACHER The AHS swing choir and chorus presented the mini- musical “Wheels in October. It was a short play show- ing the history of the wheel. At the Christmas concert, the choir and swing choir performed separately. The choir ended the performance by lighting candles while singing “Silent Night. The band and choir had a pops concert in March. In April the small group contest was held at Corning with two groups receiving I’s: Teresa McKinzie — alto solo, and Julie Williamson and Sally Dorsey duet. The swing choir performed at the May concert. Choir — Row 1: Mona Hackwell. Teresa McKinzie. Bobbi Jo Barber, Julie Williamson, Janet Nelson, Janet Templeman. Row 2: Dana Andrews, Karla Larsen, Deb- bie Masker, Diana Robinson. Joni Benton. Dec Christen- sen, Ann Wcssling, Sue Bailey, Row 3: Melanie Harm- sen, Charlie Eades. Brad Barber, Scott Phillips. Wolf- gang Neumann, Miss Laura Hansen. Not pictured: Dean Barber, Sally Dorsey. Jack Barber. Dianne Miller, Jyl Turner, Christy Grubbs. Pic. 2 The swing choir and chorus performing “Wheels at the October concert. 18
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