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Homecoming Festivities ! ! ! i Dana Bishop, crown bearer, glances at the audience. Marla jones. Homecoming Queen enjoys a light moment at the Home- Margaret Poarch dances to the music of Count Buckwheat coming Dance. Homecoming Court; Sandy Ligon, Sonja Slaw, Terry Slaw, Anne Prince, Melissa Link, Wendy Clary, Maid of Honor Daphne Slaw, Queen Marla Jones, Ellen Blackwell, Donna Harrell, Bonnie Taylor, Betsy Brockwell, Betty Nash, Margaret Poarch. 21
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The Homecoming game held October 19 against Kenston Forest ended with a defeat for the Vikings. At halftime Marla Jones was crown¬ ed queen by Mr. Nolen and Daphne Slaw was announced as Maid of Honor. The Homecoming Court in¬ cluded Sandy Ligon and Margaret Poarch representing the pre-fresh¬ men class. Betty Nash and Sonja Slaw represented the freshmen class. The sophomore representatives were Betsy Brockwell and Terry Slaw. Donna Harrell, Melissa Link, Bonnie Despite Defeat, Students Enjo] Taylor and Anne Prince were junior representatives. Selected to repre¬ sent the senior class were Ellen Blackwell, Wendy Clary, Marla Jones and Daphne Slaw. The following night the court and many students enjoyed the Home¬ coming Dance. The Woodruffs and the Groendykes talk during a break in the dancing. Gail Nolen smiles brightly and waves at the photog¬ rapher. Above: Marla ' s father, J. V. Jones, gives the 1973 Homecoming Queen a kiss. Left: Carl Connell gets ready to tackle a foe with a mean and mighty blow. Smiling from ear to ear, Melissa Hines and her date were one of the many couples who en¬ joyed the dance. 20
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Fall Festival Features Family Fun Brunswick Academy held its an¬ nual Fall Festival November 3. The night proved to be a success finan¬ cially and otherwise. The youngsters enjoyed the many different booths and activities. The older people seemed to have had a good time milling around, talking to friends, and participating in the auction. Right: Mr. Nolen tries his skill at throwing darts while his wife looks on. Left: Patsy Bennett looks entranced at the thought of biting into a big red juicy candy apple. Right: This youngster sits enthralled by Kim Wright ' s predictions for the future. Below: Students, faculty, patrons and friends mill around at The Fall Festival.
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