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RED ROSES FOR MY QUEEN! says Mary Estes, art staff member, to the new Cotton Blossom Queen. “Once upon a time in the land of the bootheel, Kin Cotton reigned supreme over his loyal subjects in the Cotton Kingdom.” began the fairy tale of beautiful princesses and the King of Cotton. As Cotton Rlossom Editor Carrie Ann Shaeffer unfolded the romantic tale, queen candidates picked by the Cotton Rlossom Staff were presented to the student body and out-of-town judges. These candidates were Paula Hardy, Alexis Streete, Gay Gallian. and Reckv Rums. The Cotton Rail theme was carried out by large cottonboll decorations. On the stage, a huge puffed-paper cotton boll throne was occupied by King Cotton, played by Glenn Woods. At the glittering, spectacular Cotton Rail, held January 5. Harold Rvnum ended the suspense by opening the white envelope and proclaiming Miss Gay Gallian, The 1962 Cotton Rlossom Queen. I CROWN YOU COTTON BLOSSOM QUEEN! announces Cotton Blossom Editor Carrie Ann Shaeffer. With these words Gay Gallian became Queen for 1962. SURROUNDED BY HIS ROYAL COURT, King Cotton, Glenn Woods, reigns over the Cotton Blossom Ball. The candidates and their escorts are sophomores, Alexis Streete and Teddy Cheek; juniors Gay Gallian and Paul Mehrle; seniors Becky Burns and Don Snow and freshmen Paula Hardy and Rodney Fisher. Page 29
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Queen Gay Gallian reigned at the 1962 Cotton Page 28
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“A” TEAM. FIRST ROW: Fraley, Bigham, Webber, P. Mehrle, Neeley, Holland. Sprague, Lancaster. SECOND ROW: Moyers, Hayden, R. Mehrle, Whitfield, Snow, Christian, Green, Coach Parkinson. Basketball ends with a 7 win-16 loss record Finishing the haskethall season with a 7 win-16 loss record, the Tigers put away the memories of many close and exciting games. Many Tiger losses as well as victories were by narrow point margins. Many of the scores are not indicative of the action displayed bv either team involved. Coach Joe Parkinson again supervised the “A” team this year. Team captains were Don Snow and Larrv Lancaster, who received an All-Distriet Award by receiving honorable mention. The “B” team, coached by Coach Jack Hopke, finished with a record of 8 wins and 12 losses. The team captains were based on a rotation system, so each boy was captain for one night. AMID BRAGG CITY'S GRIP, Snow leap? for the basket in the County Tournament. Page 30
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