Bullock High School - Lancer Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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1968 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT SEATED: Queen Mary Ellen Weaver, STANDING, L. to R.: Charlotte Hildebrant, junior; Mary Mashue, sophomore; Paula Johnston, freshman; and Jenedel Petrie, senior, 12

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Mary Mashue Gil Frantz To top off the Homecoming 1968 festivities was the Victory Knight Ball on Oct. 5, Saturday evening. Music was provided by the ''Elation Field's . Queen Mary Ellen reigned through the evening. Paula Johnston Sweet Victory! Steve Lange The Lancer football team insured a joyous Homecoming 1968 by downing Ovid -Elsie Oct. 4, Homecoming game Mepiee 2 -OF

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1ISTORY CLASSES’ | NOCK ELECTION | S BIG HIT WITH STUDENT BODY A pro-Humphrey demonstration takes place as Dale Beach prepares to speak for Republican candidate, Richard Nixon. The 1968 Presidential Election was not at a loss at B.C. Students made posters and campaigned for the candidate of their choice. A special mock election was held with the students giving speeches for their own favorites. Rich Chenoweth gave Humphrey's supporting speech. The his - tory classes of Mrs. Gross sponsored the project. John Kempa, speaks for third party candidate, George Dale Beach is presenting the platform of the Repub- Wallace. lican candidate, Richard Nixon.