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O Complementing the beautiful skyline, Don- na Mayo and David Mauer wait to join the parade. Also waiting, but to see who will be Queen, Duchess Michelle Hallmark makes conversation. l 5 fl SQ c We ' ig, . .9 X X K. .1 Homecoming Y f 1 j VL fi lim , I H , K' ijlll U ' , - A if 'W 5 l -v , ll jpg N il 'l tg' ' rg' 8 Dawn Hardin engages in some lively Oriental dancing. Seniors Lanie Bevil and Lynn Aaron begin the long pro- cess of decorating the Homecoming floats. w
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