Dunn High School - Echo Yearbook (Dunn, NC)

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Jimmy Stanley crowns Queen Belinda Johnson in the climax of the halftime show. £27. Students’ spirits were high all through the Homecoming week. Clubs were putting to- gether skits for the big mass pep rally to be held Friday afternoon, Oct- ober 20. Even though the Greenwaves lost a tough battle on the gridiron to the Lumberton Pirates, the game proved to be a thriller. The finale of Home- coming was the crown- ing of Belinda Johnson as the 1967-68 Home- coming Queen. She was sponsored by co-captain Jimmy Stanley. After the game the an- nual Homec oming Dance was held in the Wayne Avenue cafeteria. Music was provided by the Kays.

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Homecoming Alsey Johnson introduces the cheerleaders as they mount the platform. Gail Taylor leads the major- ettes’ routine during halftime. Fire batons are a glittering prelude to the naming of the Homecoming Queen.

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The Carolina representative describes to Dunn seniors the many opportunities available at Chapel Hill. ollege Day On November 15, 1967, seniors from Harnett County schools participated in Col- lege Day at the Dunn First Presbyterian Church. Both juniors and seniors attended from Dunn High, the host school. Chairman Mariah John- son secured representatives from fifty North Carolina colleges and appointed a Dunn senior to serve as stu- dent host for each. Students from throughout the county had a chance to talk with the representatives, pore over yearbooks, and get college applications and catalogues. Linda Tart and Karen Altman ask the Meredith representative about entrance require- ments. 128