Champaign High School - Maroon Yearbook (Champaign, IL)

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if Steve Bersig hopes to pedal the junior class to victory during the Homecoming assembly. -P During the halftime activities, Ann Higgins shows her shock and joy over being voted the 1972 Homecoming Queen by the student body. 'P -P Posing for the camera are the football king finalists with the escorts: Jan South, Anna Schroederg Ernie Elam, Susie Shulmang Rich Mueller, ,Io Tinkeyg Tom Kaczkowski, Cynthia Mattoxgj oe Adams, King, and Pam Schurg. l 'F P Car competition brought out many floats including the winning float, The Viking Ship with mates Frank Young, Mike Marikos, John Little, Jeff Rawdin, and Mark Heimburger. School Spirit Like Rip Vanwinkle Stir from Long Nap for Homecoming Events

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Central actors presented another ccessful play, 4'Charley's Auntn, in he Little Theater. An outstanding ast kept the audience, laughing for wo consecutive performances. Jack Chesney and Charley Wyke- took advantage of the unexpect- visit of Charley's Aunt to invite girlfriends to Iackls room for a before the girls left for Scotland. After receiving a telegram saying that Donna Lucia d,Alvadorez, Charley's Aunt, would not arrive as scheduled, the boys made a decision to have their friend, Lord Fancourt Babberly, por- tray Charley,s Aunt. Through a lot of laughs and some doing, I ack and Charley were able to keep the game going. In the end, each boy got his girl, and everyone was happy. 4' 4- 4- Light crew member J ay Andrews adjusts an ellipsoidal spotlight before the curtain goes up. 4 4-Charley Wykeham and Jack Chesey force Lord Fancourt Babberley back into his Charley's Aunt costume, before Stephan Spettigue returns. ' 4'Whi1e Mark Everett and Mark Tymchyshyn wait for the curtain, Kathy Conley awaits her cue. sl slr Most of the cast listens to a conversation bet- ween Stephen Spcttigue, played by Ross J ohnston, and Charley Wykeham, played by Ed Steif. if Mr. Marv Romsland, director, avoids flying saw- dust as he makes last minute touches on the set.

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Car competitions, an assembly, a arade, a dance, and other activities ombined to make Centralis Home- oming a very successful one. The high- ght of the Week was the game itself. Students found it hard to contain excitement as our football team ke Danvillels 31 game Winning by beating them 9-7. Ann Higgins was crowned queen dur- ing the halftime ceremonies by the 1971 queen Sandy Morgan, and Joe Adams was named Football King at the Homecoming dance HlVloonlight Mag- icll the following night. The dance was held in the Girls' Gym on Saturday night and the crowd danced to the mu- sical strains of the group Hlnside Front. This concluded a very memor- able and Winning Homecoming Week.