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Homecoming MINUTES AFTER CROWNING, Queen Mary Fogarty displays her royal charm with escort, Jim Walerius. Cherished Memories An ensemble of organ, guitar, stringed bass, and drums in foxtrot tempo played Anchors Aweigh as five nervously-enraptured queen candidates were escorted down a white path to a royally decorated stage on October 7, Homecoming Day. Master of Ceremonies, Bill Mattfeld, introduced each candidate as she roseto deliver a short speech. Chosen as speaker for the coronation was James Stringer, member of the Senior Class. Tension mounted as retiring Queen Renee Hillstrom passed the crown over each candidate and then shattered as Mary Fogarty was crowned. Queen Mary, a 5' 4 blue -eyed blonde, has an enthusiastically quiet and reserved personality. Her school spirit and active vitality erupt on the sidelines of every game; Mary has been a cheer- leader since her freshman year. Her favorite hobbies are tumbling, horseback riding, and sewing. In the upper quarter of her graduating class, Mary plans to use her many talents by furthering her education at the College of St. Catherine.
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Breakthrough In School Life. . . In” Crowd Swings And Fashions Flare In ’67
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Enrich Homecoming ’66 Between the coronation and the foot- ball game , the energy of the seniors turned to the decorating of the gymna- sium for the evening dance with the theme, Thanks for the Memories. With its efforts to improve Home- coming, the Senior Class incorporated several cha nge s into the celebration. Featuring the class of 1957, particularly the football team, was paramount among the changes. Other specialties included the return of past queens and the choosing of three junior attendants. The start of the football game was accented by the red helium balloons the cheerleaders released at the moment of kick-off. Cheerleaders of the past years turned out to cheer for the Tigers. The swiftness of the New Prague Trojans overpowered the Tigers with a final score of 19-7. Students, spirits undampened by the loss of the game, gathered for the dance. Queen Mary and her Royal Court led the grand march to the music of the Eddy Martin Orchestra of Minneapolis. Homecoming FRONT ROW, Left to Right: P. Ott, D. Henderson, B. Hanlon, Queen Mary Fogarty, D. Swenson, P. Morrison and L. Buesgens. BACK ROW: L. Zellman, R. Kamitz, M. Fogarty, J. Walerius, N. Redman and K. Murphy. STILL RECOVERING FROM the pleasant shock of crowning, Queen Mary graciously accepts her roses from Dawn Swenson.
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