Berkeley High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Berkeley, MO)

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As the Homecoming and twenty-fifth Anni- versary Celebration arrived in one big gigan- tic package, Berkeley High students and alumni ioined together to make this Saturday, November lO, a day to remember. The celebration started early with a morning parade including seven tloats and many dec- orated cars. After the parade, the all-important game started with Berkeley and Pattonville battling it out on the grid-iron. The afternoon proved to be a successful one for the Berkeley fans as the Bulldogs defeated the Pirates 24-6. To complete the day, Berkeley students, teachers, and alumni gathered in the gaily decorated cafeteria tor the annual Homecom- ing Dance. Preparation Proves Successful Paul Thompson and Jay Harnes climbed high to prepare a welcome for the alumni. structing a V for the Pep Club float Members of the Pep Club found nap- kin stuHing a large job while can-

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With goal posts as a theme, .lean Cantrall won the prize for the best decorated car. For the Parade R. ii VI After weeks ot preparation, build- ing, designing, and decorating, the big day arrived. Everyone was ready tor the parade. The parade started its route with students, teachers, and alumni riding in floats or in cars, and marching, with horns beeping and banners waving. When the parade was over, judges selected the best decorated float and car, awarding prizes to them. 7. Tc, uit Illia: url fw Q if ,,,,,,.......---- 4: S , ,J f L N llfifl QQYX A After the tedious task of preparing their V, Pep Club girls, Paula Howell and Carol Williford, ride on the Victory Float.