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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Byrd, Cheerleader; G. Morrison, Principal; T. Colaw, Queen; M. Lindsay, Escort; J. Strasser, Senior Princess; and W. Wingfield, Escort. : r J A
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Freshmen Presented “Mr. or Miss?” Pageant Displaying their sexiest poses, the freshmen beauties smile for the judges. Hot Lips Holihan does the Charleston as reigning queen, “Michele” Lindsay looks on. On November 17, the Freshmen Class presented a “Mr. or Miss? America Pageant.” Thirteen beautiful? contestants competed for the title of “Ms. America ’73.” The contestants and their escorts were quite a sight to behold as they paraded around the gym full of beauty worshipers. The talent competition was another real treat that ranged from a talk about how to clean a fish bowl to a classical ballet. Henrietta Jones was crowned queen. Ballet is the talent of Sopia Divinish Diminish. Proud winners. Hot Lips Holihan, Henrietta Jones, and Amy Joe pose for pictures.
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October 13 - As the scoreboard clicked away the final seconds of the first half of the game, BCHS was leading 16-0, and it was evident that the Chargers had already put their fans in an enthusiastic state for the coming festivities. Leading the parade were three floats representing the ’72 Homecoming theme, “Reflections.” Next came the princes- ses in cars which had been decorated by their classes. The princesses and queen candidates were escorted to the center of the field. Members of the court were Terry Colaw, Jeannette Strasser, Vickie Pursley, Kathy Buzzard, Edna Shifflett, and Janice Ryder. They were escorted by Mike Lindsay, Wade Wingfield, Danny Rodgers, Norman Robert- son, and Kenny Perry, respectively. The band played and the crowd became more tense as the time approached for the crowning of the queen. The an- nouncer named the queen and the crowd burst into applause and cheers as Terry Colaw was crowned as Queen of the third annual BCHS Homecoming. The exciting night, however, was far from over. The Chargers ended the game with a 28-0 triumph over the New Castle Rockets, and BCHS students and alumni celebrated with the traditional Homecoming Dance. The SCA float won first place in the Homecoming Parade. Homecoming ’72
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