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h , After half time Pep Club welcomes Steve Hink. The End Of A Perfect Day . . . Hand in hand, one by one, couples entered the Homecoming dance, Knights of Oldef, It could be seen that this was another senior achievement well done. The room was filled with joy and excitement over the Kings' victory. There was also an air of humbleness and pride for those whose thoughts Dick Byard goes after an escaping Little Hawk. pondered on the true meaning of Homecoming. Homecoming is a happy heart, a renewal of ac- quaintances, a time to remember. Homecoming is for everyone. Hand in hand, one by one, couples departed their alma mater, satisfied that this was, indeed, a very good year for Homecoming. Work on floats for the successful Homecoming parade continued up to the last minute. is .?Y V' A 3' f
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ga 1 W MINUTES I SECONDS HQME gvlsmin nnwN msn um The Little Hawks started out ahead, but as you can see, fell in the Home- coming contest. Mr. Huth became a cheerleader With the parade past, and the clean-up completed, all thoughts turned to the game. Iowa City was invading and it looked like a tough test for the Kings. Could they win? Could they make this a perfect conclusion to a perfect day? Win they did, as a rugged defense throt- tled Iowa City scoring bids and an offense capitalized on the breaks. Pandemonium reigned when the final gun showed a scoreboard lighted in the King's favor, 19-7. As the West Side Depot belted out the music, the CHS student body and grads enjoyed 'fYe Kings ofO1de. The CHS fans were up for the game as was the team. 20 ff ll QI
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or ,falsify ga' it Q- f s- ' H 85 Fl' -. 4 Qs.: 2 g if .. . A, Nessie g.es,t-sl. s eggs Q., Q Row One, G. Regenwether, M.Mirick, B. Wyatt, T. Maresca, S. Struck, A. Pollard, D. Thomas, S. Hink, C. Merritt, F. Proost, B. Eversoll, D. Blankenburg, B. Boekeloo, and B. Kelly. Row Two: J. Rice, D. Byard, P. Meyers, R. Soenksen, D. Johnson, M. Foley, R. Schnack, J. Bingham, B. Steinmann, N. Bender, J. Long, J. Mortensen, L. VanLoo, D. Rockrohr, B. Dettner, and B. Lawler, mgr. Row Three: Mr. Kroemer, Mr. Huth, T. Ratjesak, E. Geise, S. Goodell, D. Walker, M. Ashton, M. Fed- derson, D. Hirsch, D. Jepsen, M. Blanchard, R. Kettler, D. Johnson, D. Gilbert, Mr. Bump, and Mr. Phillips. Football Squad Beats Pollsters . . . In the warm early fall Coaches Kroemer, Bump, Phillips, and Huth demonstrated the anew look for the staff. .. ., ., E. .ilu Football games are won and lost by ft directed to learning these trades.
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