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Homecoming '68 Homecoming night, September 27, was the result of furious preparation and activity. The East Thunderbirds battled the Dimond Lynx for a capacity crowd at Mulcahy Stadium. At halftime, the flag corps and majorettes preceded the band onto the field for their routines. Following the band's performance, the princesses and their escorts were presented to the audience. Queen Debbie Craig received a trophy and roses and was escorted by Bob Conklin through the traditional DeMolay Arch of Swords. As a finale the Queen was carried around the field by Key Club members while the band played. The Thunderbirds charged into the game to beat the Lynx for a 30-7 victory. At the closing gun, Eastsiders, thronging onto the field, chanted Championship, championship, here we come! In the same mood participants returned to the school for a dance featuring the Manhattan Project band. 5. vt i as' Smiling exuberantly over her bouquet of roses and trophy, donated by Bovey Trophies, Queen Debbie Craig is cheered by the crowd. Clay Hansen l66l tackles a Dimond player as Rick Payne f75l and Mike Cornell C771 rush to assist. it' , W 5 3 jx P, we
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Fori Rich Homecoming The Fort Richardson Homecoming festivities began Friday night, September 20, with a bonfire and street dance at the Field House. Saturday afternoon the queen candidates were presented to the audience and escorted to their seats to watch the Huskies battle the Kenai Kardinals. The day's events were climaxed by the naming of Bonnie Alvarado as Huskie Homecoming Queen. Dave Rael and Eugene Golden, co-captains of the Huskie team, presented her with a bouquet of roses. Honor attendants were Marie Nichols, Sharon Skidmore, and Barbara Dickinson. Other candidates included Karen Cofer, Kit O'Leary, Jackie Hussey, Kris Webber, and Carol Jigliotti. Terminating the activities was a dance at the teen center honoring the queen and her court. Queen Bonnie Alvarado poses with the Huskie mascot after halftime ceremonies. Awaiting the announcement of the queen are senior candidates and their escorts: Bonnie Alvarado, Doug Tharp, Barbara Dickinson, Pete Stormer, Carol Jigliotti, and Joe Wilson. il... Willy Robinson dodges a tackle by a Kenai lineman.
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