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Student Life A time to be an expert at the social life Of snap greetings and flash smiles, Hustling from class to class in five minutes. Or the fleeting wit of lunch break conversations, Chatting through candy bar crumbs and swigs of cola. A time to be perched on bleachers during assembly And fighting spinal curvature While a speaker exhorts physical fitness. A time to be hushed as the curtain parts On the amber-washed Miracle Worker set and actors. Result of tedious, yet spring-softened, practice. A time to be bugging juniors for hints Of the prom ' s theme (Exotic sway of Hawaiian Sunset ) Unbeatable excuse to stay up all night (no lie!) A time to be super-extra-anxious crossing the stage Swathed in stifling robes and tassled caps To clutch with frozen up-tight smile a diploma.
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Command of Indian god forms Silver Arrow tradition Every year the Indian god Manito sends out his silver arrow to find the fairest maiden in all the tribes — or so says the legend. The tradition lives on at Bellmont High where each year one girl is selected Silver Arrow Home- coming Queen. Sue Feasel, queen, her senior court members, Jill Fuelling and Karen Scherer, and junior attendants Julie Anderson and Saran Singleton were chosen In Student Council-sponsored elections. The coronation took place during halftime of the February 7 game against the New Haven Bulldogs. Em- cee Richard Parrish introduced the girls and announced the final results, as Principal Hubert Zerkle, Jr. placed the crown on Sue ' s head. The queen and her court joined the pep block to watch the Braves lose the game 68-63. The homecoming dance at the Center, sponsored by International Club, featured The Story, a Fort Wayne group. Above: Joy and disbelief register on Sue Feasel ' s face as she is announced 1969 Silver Arrow Queen, Right: With foil glistening, Angie Lenge- rich prepares decoration for the halftime cere- mony. K I
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