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JK M d ' h b t f A crowd of students gather to watch the bonfire on the Thursday before Homecoming. Stleeieblinggolivnrggfs er ouque O roses WN. 'Urn 1 fl r si gs Chuck Wilkinson leads the way as the football team runs between the goalposts to start off the Homecoming game against Cloquet. King Houndstooth and Sir Dar entertained.
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Homecoming 1970 The Stars Predicted Victory The traditional Homecoming activi- ties, organized by the cheerleaders, provided fun and excitement for the student body. The bonfire blazed for four hours despite the cold night, boosting student enthusiasm. The pizza fest held prior to the bonfire Thursday evening featured spicy pizza relished by all. The candidates for Homecoming queen were nominated by the foot- ball team and presented to the stu- dent body at an all-school assembly Friday morning. The three girls se- lected this year were Kathy Anton- ich, Mary Halverson, and Karin Peck. The Homecoming game was a close contest between the Cloquet Lum- berjacks and the 'Hounds. The Grey- hounds chalked up 12 points in a Come-from-behind victory, ousting the 'lacks 12-7. It proved to be a very even match until the 'Hounds put it all together. The climax of the whole array of Homecoming activities came with the crowning of Mary Halverson by Captain Chuck Wilkinson. The seniors on the football team join in a chorus of You Are My Sunshine. 1.
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East Carnival just For Fun The first carnival in East's history was planned as a fun night for everyone. The activities were co-sponsored by the National Honor Society and the Student Council and organized by john Miller CNHSJ and Dave Spicer The gym was jammed with students coming to see East's first carnival. Body painting covered much skin area. Here lim Schwerdt shows his patriotism. 16 Carnival lS.C.l. Different organizations in the school sponsored booths. One could hit a teacher in the face with a pie, win a bottle of pop at a ring toss, race a turtle, bob for apples, send a tele- gram, or just do something different. ,. ...A ,.aA5,V,.,., A A . ' ' 4314 . f ws,-os' L msg ,L , ,.-.W 'V A: 'Mya .. Small green animals provided excitement for many, as turtle racing proved to be a great favori' among carnival attendants.
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