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Typifying the eruption of spirit on fha eve of the annual bonfire, Gary Rodgers adds the Hnisliing touch by pitching loose kindling. ,fl Space elyfsey' apr Epic Honzeeomin Week Around the triad of Homecoming events, the bonfire, the Boy's Bowl football game, and the homecoming dance, there revolved a highly festive atmosphere that climaxed weeks of preparation. On Thursday evening, the ceremonial bonfire blazed brightly to announce to all who could see that Rice intended to meet all challenges in high gear. The game with Catholic Central resolved into a score- less tieg but the excitement ran much higher than the yardage gained, particularly at halftime when the color of Hoats and of Queen Carol Fisher's homecoming court held the rapt attention of the crovvds. The annual Semi-formal dance, this year set to the motif of A Space Odyssey, vvas distinctive not only because of a record in the large number of Alumni present, but also be- cause of a great amount of innovation in design and method. Produced through the imagination of John Tracey and his co-vvorkers, this final fling of the whirlwind weekend proved to be the perfect topping to a most successful and unfor- gettable Homecoming festival. 98
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ois'riNcT schooL Acriviries FuLFiLL AURA OF TOTAL STUDENT rought in the air of high school life, The ability to construct a divergence From the scraps of the ordinary, The everyday, Poses the opportunity for an outlet Of bottled spirits, of latent ideas. Of specialized talents. Combined wills spur a reaction VVhich bares the occasion To create an experience consistent with tradition And abundant in the stuff Of school alliance. With 21 relish for the unique, There arises a demand which prods into existence A Hair for the extraordinary, And there is born in the labor, The sparkle of the situations, The memories of adolescent life. sruoewr Lire 97
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f . YNKW f we , , at . o,,,,,.p now., 'Willing ,Qt 5 s. The Homecoming Court of Sally Smith, Annette Connell and Chris Alilan reflect the Iyfaureen Gleason, Carol Fisher, Pat Ryan, excellent taste in this year's Senior class. Diverting their attention toward completion of the Sophomore float, Lynn Thompson and Greg Doxtater begin Hnal steps on 'lRice Strikes. Left, efforts intensify as the day of judging approaches, Terry O'Donnell, Don Julius, and Geza Szakacs work to make it a Iunior victory. 99
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