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The Junior Jaycees ' work all week and last minute touch-ups resulted in the cap¬ ture of first place for their homecoming exhibit. Alice Lyons finds a stapler to be handy in preparing the Sub-junior exhibit for the judges. )LLLJTt: To construct a winning exhibit, students throw Senior homecoming attendant, Vera Ingram, was a part of Central ' s 1970 Homecoming Court. Central ' s 1970 Homecoming Court is presented to the afternoon crowd prior to the announcement of winning exhibits. 24 Homecoming
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SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Row 1 — Daphne Ferguson, Susan Evans, Jane Leonard, Barbara Robbins. Row 2 — Annie Tyson, Diane Johnson. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Ellen White, Jeffri Kearns, Pam Brenda Moss, Camilla Bennett, Green, Elinda EJarris. Sally Warner. Homecoming 23
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With the assistance of Gary Keaton and a stepladder, Danny Davis stuffs and stuffs toilet paper into the Key Club — Keyette exhibit. together their artistic and mechanical abilities Senior Tammy Cooke, escorted by John Rhodenhiser, was crowned Homecoming Queen during half-time activities. For some Centralites Friday, October 23, began at 6:30 a.m.; and for others the night before had never ended. This was a characteristic of the spirit exempli¬ fied by many students for Homecoming 1970. Laboring all week, various clubs and organizations constructed exhibits which were placed on campus to be viewed by the public and judged Friday afternoon. These early risers worked tediously to find that they had gained outstanding recognition: junior jaycees, receiving first place; GAA ' s, second place; and Civi- tans — Civinettes tying with Key Club — Keyettes for third place. Preceding the announcement of exhibit winners, the Homecoming Court was presented to the student body by Tim Blackburn. This group of girls chosen by their respective classes and football team members, was made up of ten seniors, four juniors, and three sophomores. At 6:45 p.m. on this same evening, a pep caravan left Central for the stadium where the Bison defeated the Crimsiey Whirlies 26-8. Tammy Cooke was crowned as Homecoming Queen during half-time and reigned during the dance held after the game. Homecoming 25
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