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football homecoming 66 The Homecoming Court was an- nounced at half-time of the Gres- ham-Cavalier game. From left to right: first princess, Karen Morudg Queen, Teresa Gustafsong and second princess, Audrey Horton. Queen Tess was crowned by last year's Queen, Alice Popp. Cavalettes sold mums, and sponsored the after- game dance, The Spirit of Au- tumn.
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An outside assembly held in connection with Fire Prevention Week, marked the an- nouncement ofthe four princesses who com- peted for the honor as first annual Miss Flame. During each Queen's full year reign, she represents the community as a symbol of fire prevention and participates in various advertising events sponsored by the fire de- partment. Cecile Hansen, crowned Miss Flame during halftime of the Sunset game, received a large trophy, roses, and a robe. She also reigned at the after-game dance. Firemen conducted a practice firedrill on the football field during the assembly and also performed at halftime of the game. miss flame - 1 Er. starts new tradition Contestants were introduced by Fire Chief Harry Carpenter at the afternoon assembly. They areq abovey Cecile Hansen, freshmang Daphne Wright, sopho- moreg Toni Jordan, juniorg and Carol Spain, senior. 29
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Flames leaped high above the Victory Bonfire put ,on by the senior class under the direction of Dick Led- gerwood. The football team warmed up for the game with the bonfire in the background. Cavalettes made the hoop which is carried by Holly Smith and Pam Tamura.
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