Comstock Park High School - Hilite Yearbook (Comstock Park, MI)

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Homecoming 155 Queen jolo and King Brad, our Royalty Homecoming '66, truly named Panther-A-Go-Go, was memorable occasion. Prior to the football game with Kenow Hills, tand we won, 25 to 12Jthere was a Homecoming assembly held in the school gymnasium on the afternoon of October 29 1965. The evening parade featured our royalty, Queen Jola Colj and King Brad McLouth, and members of their court and hono guard. Other units in the parade were class floats, the C.P.H.St marching band under the direction of Mr. Steward, our honorabl Varsity Team, two members of the very first graduating clas of C.P. and other interested paraders. Dancing to the tunes c The Invaders highlighted the Homecoming evening. Queen Jol and King Brad were crowned at half-time ceremonies. Mr McLouth tour principal, not King Bradl presentedflowers to th two oldest graduates, Mrs. Thelma Erhart Lovell and Mis Margaret O'Brien, who graduated in 1927. Girl vocalist with The Invaders The Sophomore Class won the prize . for the best float bearing the slogan, Recipe For Victory. .eu , u W- . 'mw.., It's all yours, Shelner! raft l' l I

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CCPdHffZ6T A-G0-G0 D Queen Jola is paid a kneeling tribute from the male members of her Court and Honor Guard, Dick Kienitz, Bob Dood, Larry Schab, Pete Miller, Larry Spaulding, Tom Ladewig, Chuck Cochrane, Jim Mulvey and Mike Paskiewicz. Fans and grapes and feminine charms for King Brad as he is surrounded by Court and Honor Guard Linda Versluis, Marion Helsel, ChrisAnn Raabe, Melissa Mahnke, Mary Ann Clark, Linda Moneybrake, Sherry Thompson, Evi Hexel and Diane Green presenting the grapes to Brad. Come now, Tom, --- later! .1 The traditional beginning of the dance Almost in the clear, Schab!