Bloomington High School - Aepix Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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'lf Wa'vc got a heart, foo! RAIDERS 26 LINCOLN 6 A quick 6 poin+s by Lincoln early in 'l'he firsi period lowered 'Phe low hopes of The underdog Raiders. Then Don Hosea iook fhe kick off from Lincoln and sfarfed a long scoring march. Two fasf ground plays, a quick pass play, lhen fwo ground plays pu? The Raiders in scoring posiiion. Then +he Raiders big blisfering fullback-quarferback Ken Miller sliced off-iackle +o score. Nearly all of fhe fhird and fourfh sfring Raiders saw acfion and pu'f a damp effecl on Lincoln's Homecoming. CHAMPAIGN 44 RAIDERS 7 An inspired foofball feam from Blooming+on High School 'l'roHed on fo The foofball field al' Champaign buf ihe Maroon's speed and power were foo much for fhem. Here Ken Miller l87l closes in on a Champaign ball carrier. Oihers pursuing are Offo Horacek l85l and Ron K. Hill l57l. Righi 'From fhe siarf if could be seen fha? Champaign ouf- classed Bloomingfon all 1'he way around. buf The Raiders foughi hard. Evorybody's off fo fha races JACK HAZARD Lovely arms and bow legs. AE., 0 ' . J.: ' ' -' 0 lil . .f '-' ,E ,W Q .ef - T., V , m.-.:. it f- fi W .. . W S--t I 'aww ,S A x-arf:-1 we ' .m.J ' K .V . A U W 5 . . -N if wr U 1 ' 'J K . . . 9.7 korg K. HILL Where is everybody.

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1CTI VI TIE ihe iudges would be, for fhere were many beauliful en+ries in 'l'he parade. Af'rer lhe parade all 'lhoughis 'lurned 'fo +he game. The queen and her aHendan'rs were in+roduced 'lo +he public and were given mums af fhe half. Awards were also given for ihe bes+ floals, bes'r cars, and 'the bes+ walking en+ry. The game was very exciling and our leam had 1'he homecoming spirif. Our Homecoming ac+ivi+ies were brough+ +o a finale wifh fhe dance. The decora+ions, like 'rhose of The as- sembly, followed +he charming Ori- enlal fheme. The Royalfy reigned over fhe dance and were held in high esfeem. This was 'I'he end of our Homecom- ing fesfivifies and were we fired! I+ was an exciling week-end, wasn'+ if? We were sure il' would hold a place in +he minds of each one. Of course, Homecoming wouldn'+ have been Homecoming wifhouf 'rhose who gave lheir 'lime and energy +o make i'r The besf possible. Tee hee, look af Lois!