Clarenceville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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. I , y f g , f E I I I I ! 1 i 4 i Y , I V L g . Y a X i 1 Senior representative Linda Bass poses with her escort Richard Music Pfovided bY the HPWPIC Maze WHS enj0YCd bY the 1101116 Talaske. coming crowd. , ' 0 an ' ' r ' -., -we-'.-th x w,gri'.'rv '1' V. ,yr----3 ,, ' f ' , kg 2, sf' wi, ' ,'gs,S'.'8 fx. . ' '- fl y, ' me 'V 9 Q 4-nil. 4 , K 1F.,,l1 . - ww L .- A X: I KM. e Y '. .a'x- 1 Intense action against Kettering characterized a strong second half that won the game. Chosen 1970 Homecoming Queen is Pam Gunders, at lcft.

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Heavy Rain Plagues Homecoming Rain, rain go away, come again another day , could have been the theme song for the 1969 homecoming game. Though a wet, muddy field ruined the band's half time program, a happy Pam Gunders was crowned queen, as Linda Bass led the court of one representative from each class. The juniors chose Debbie Wilson to represent them, while Carol Bell held fort for the sophomores. Lesley Flack was the youngest member of the court, as freshman nomi- HCC. ,- Adding to the homecoming excitement, the team beat their adversary Waterford Kettering 22-13. Supplying the Queenls throne, the seniors placed it in the gym for the dance. A Snow Queen , a white castle with blue lighting was the design the senior class chose for their float-Queen Pam rode on the throne seated between the two huge tow- ers at each corner of the castle. fn? 'LM

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Al W f .v L. Flack, S. Erb, D. Wilson, B. Novell, L. Bass, R. Talaske, M. Kapio, T. Williams, P. Gunders, J. Firman, X. Iglesias, A. Mutnick, C. Bell, J. Bass. Q-,fi i it if . ' No Ringo Starr, this drummer worked at his evening's task. At right, Mary Kapio flashes a smile to the crowd as the end of her reign draws near. ' 2