Bel Air High School - Highlander Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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FBLA members prepare to distribute mums. Homecoming activities honor Class of 1961 New and old traditions were webbed to- gether to make Homecoming 1970 a success. The class of 1961 was honored as this year marked a decade of the first graduating class. The Drama and Choral Departments pre- sented a musical comedy Wildcat this year for Homecoming. The stars of the play were Marleen Armes and Ed Hurley. Clubs and organizations turned out in full force for the annual hall decorating contest. The Creative Writing class won the first place prize money of ten dollars, and Ria Leb Tri- Hi-Y placed second. On Friday, exes registered in the morning and visited old teachers and friends. The highlight of the pep rally that afternoon was the float parade. Choraliers won first place for the second year in a row. The week was climaxed at the game Friday night with the presentation of the Homecom- ing Queen, Sylvia Morales. Genevieve Schure, Shelia Williams, and Sandra Wilcox served as her royal duchesses. Bel Air exes register on Homecoming day as a part of the activities.

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Cheerleaders promote spirit throughout year Freshman cheerleaders were Regina johnson, Nancy Gaines, Leticia Belis, Debbie Nelms fheadb, lanie Robson, Miss Jeanette Sutton sponsored the cheerleaders. Melanie McBride, and Valine Harris. K sl ,r f- ysxkisis -,'r r 3 'wlwsmjli ' ld' Q la differ iggspilifek ,M V, 'F f ,F , A fit .,.0g i.. B-team cheerleaders were janet Ravenscroft, Janna Bernard, Belinda Chavez, jill McCarty Cheadh, Sherie Driggers, Christy Puchi, and Brenda Strain. 21

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XY ' - ,, sri- ' ak A 4. 14. wwf -'F TR Q7 2 1 hail J' I . 1. 'fin ' .cu z The Homecoming court included Queen Sylvia Morales and Duchesses Sandy Wilcox, Sheila Williams, and Gene- vieve Schure. 23