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The high point of the weekend for most students was the crowning of the queen. The court approached the stands and as- sembled before the anxious crowd. Then Beverly Doerr was crowned Homecoming Queen, and presented roses by the former queen, Deanie Hobart. The sen- ior-alumni social followed the game, bringing the weekend to an end. The Homecoming Court, from left to right: Cindy Grove and Tom Malatesta; Kathy McCafferty and Jim Murphy; Suzanne Donovan and Rocky Prosdocimo; Bev Doerr and Brad Tupi; Bev Cush and Floyd Olsavicki.
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1970 FOOTBALL SEASON REVIEW The end of summer traditionally marks the beginning of “blood, sweat and tears” for football candidates throughout the country and at Boyle High School; the same script applies. The only difference is the cast of characters. 1970 was the year in which Boyle High School finally obtained its own practice field. In previous years, the Boyle aggregation traveled from field to field and some of the players insisted that the nickname of Gypsies” was more appropriate than that of Lancers. However, the practice field (and I use the term loosely) was “nothin’ to write home to Mom about,” as the saying goes. The condi- tions of the field reminds one of a rock pile, on which a few grains of dirt managed to find a place. Nevertheless, the Boyle High players became accustomed to such “mi- nor” inconveniences, and they continued to struggle on. Practice was difficult as the players suffered through the ritualistic ordeals outlined for them by novice head coach Tim Bober and his rookie coaching staff. In time, however, the Lancers began to look like a team and showed some signs of greatness when they defeated South Public and Fifth Avenue in the pre-season scrim- mages. “Silent Optimism” was apparent among the players and coaches as they awaited the initial encounter of the season with Turtle Creek. The Lancers seemed to have a formidable squad and were blessed with the return of a dozen lettermen from 1969's 8—2 squad: ends, Tim Barry and Floyd Butler; tackles, Mike Quinn, Jim Butler, and Dennis Dominic; guards, Chris Volk, Tom Gledhill and Dave Tobasco; centers Terry Fries and Ken Weir; halfback Ed Politylo and as quarterback and captain, Larry Wargo. 30
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