Druid Hills High School - Saga Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Homecoming Homecoming Day was unmistakable at Druid Hills. Bleary-eyed students after nights of not sleeping ar- rived at school to spend the day speculating on the outcome of the float competition. Hanging out of the windows, they watched the floats that were already in the parking lot and speculated whether all the whole world would be lost in a mechanical failure! Around the middle of the day, there was a mass exodus of students from school to make last minute preparations for the afternoon's parade. The annual traffic-jam was cleared up and finally the floats moved out of the parking lot and paraded by the students and the children at Egleston and Aidemore Hospitals. Amid laughter, cheers, and a few tears, it was announced that 3rd place went to the Class of '75, Znd place to the Class of '74, and 1st place to the Class of '73. Later in the evening at Adams Stadium, the Druid Hills Cross Country and Football teams scored home- coming game victories. Their performances were compli- mented by the mounting of tension as the 1972-73 Homecoming Queen was announced. Out of a lovely court, Miss Beth Glenn was chosen. . The entire day was climaxed by the Homecoming dance held in the Druid Hills cafeteria. Dressed in semi- formal attire, students celebrated the conclusion of an unmistakable day. The events had ended, the memories continued to live on! VP :fs at at . . itat. ff' . . T JWNIT 2 as ,aq ui Km, f if W W yi ,. 4, ,A Q 'K 'Sf W .af f 'tt Q gjlrhqi. 4 Q if ll' 4 I at 7 1 J 'YA , - t-, 'Hu ',-',.-- ,,f- , E? :t M 5-.st M L ,fy M, -' . + '5 . Y ,.i gtg' M' L wx' 4' If F ifi' t ls' ,Q E, . H Y 12 L I 11 3 10 1 .1 is A Q J' jr . . if 7- v , 4' ,M 5 4' A K 1 up 17 mn 'Zi i' . ,+V af-. Aff 1: . nf .. .. A f W i 1' sq f5',, -git ., mm 7 g V C5 .. A8 rg it-.4

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