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Carl Anderson shinned up the light pole in an attempt to hang the Mason City effigy. A Successful Homecoming. All eyes were upon Gery Deaver' and his attempts to throw a rope over the light. Mission accomplished. Queenie candidate, Larry Hudson, and escort, Mick Starce- vich, saunter away from former Queenie K. O. Kelting and MC Rich james during the homecoming pep assembly. I3
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The sophomores learned the ancient art of stuffing chicken wire with folded napkins. Preparations for homecoming began weeks before the big day with the senior class challenging the junior and sophomore classes to a float building contest. Thereafter, countless hours were spent in napkin-stuffing and spray-painting. Indoor and outdoor decorations were put up by the classes. Because homecoming was so close to Hallo- ween, witches and ghosts appeared beneath the scoreboard. Decorations of green and white were erected in the gym under the direction of Linda McVey. Hard Work Was the Key to The bon fire, organized by John Hecklesmiller, climaxed Thursday night's activities in blazing glory, ll - - 'W ' 'ilk11.J?iWdJ
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'lhe first place winning senior float, pulled by Terry Sheerer's street rod, carried the legend Together We Triumph. Candidate Suzie Thorson gave the crowd a captivating smile during the half-time festivities. Gery Deaver made a presentation of one dozen long-stemmed red roses to newly crowned Queen Judy Clark on behalf of the I.ettermen's Club. The flawless performance of the CFHS marching band 'started the half time activi- ties of Homecoming 1964. Class floats, which had been made especial- ly for the contest, made their debut, and they drew applause and sometime laughter from the crowd. Following the homecoming candidates' cruise around the cinder track in new convertibles, Judy Clark was announced the queen for 1964, The theme of homecoming, If You're Young at Heart , was sung to our newly crowned queen by Steve Ryan, the master of ceremonies. After the courts' last trip around the track, the Cedar Falls Tigers went on to defeat Mason City 14-13 to win our first home- coming in three years. Weeks of Preparation
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