Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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26 Fat Mallory, Mary Ann Dunn, Ileen Erbe, Leola Lamb, Lorna Lou Rosenstlel, Ann McCardle, Joan Dlsunlck. If, at the beginning of school you heard lots of Rahi RahJ Yea Teaml, It was not Just five cheerleaders, but seven noise makers this year. They are Lorna Lou Rosenstlel and Fat Mallorywho were Lexington Cheerleaders last year and Mary Ann Dunn, Ileen Erbe, Joan Dlmmlck, Ann McCardle, and Leola Lamb, who sheered Croswe11 teams last year to victory. They have combined this year and have co- operated wonderfully to keep the morale of the football and basketball teams as high as possiole. We extend our heartiest congratulations to these seven Cheer- leaders of 4S .

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QUEEN and COURT 27 Patricia Newell, Louise Palleschi, Mary Lu Shipley, Connie Meyer. Homecoming, one of the most exciting and crowded events of the year, was sent off to a glorious start, amid a brilliant display of color. The knights in their dashing blue uniforms, knelt before their beloved queen Louise Palleshi and her court of lovely ladies, bedecked in finery equal to that of the courts of old. Following the ceremony the students Joined together in a snake dance through the streets, to the music of the band in blue. Mayor Elmer Pomeroy, was awarded the privilege of crowning the Queen before a throng of admiring football fans. The Homecoming game was a fast-moving see-saw encounter with each team battling for scoring position, which they were unable to obtain.The game ended in a scoreless tie. After the game, came the last of a long procession of events, which brought the homecoming to a happy ending. Sweet music floated out into the still dark- ness, announcing the Homecoming Dance. Students of Croswell-Lex, enjoy these numorous events each year so here's to coming Homecomings.