Eastern High School - Talon Yearbook (Middletown, KY)

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fNovendxn'l,l963. .. .Ns ff vveeeeooe a zooooooooe sooo new A Candy and pens and pencils and books and.. . Even a teacher wants her hair to look nice before her With sub-freezing temperatures, a clear starry sky, a sharp team, and an enthusiastic crowd, Eastern celebrated its second annual Homecoming on November 1, 1963. The selection of the Homecoming Queen and many of the festivities were sponsored by the Stu- dent. Council. Choice of the presiding royalty orig- inated in each Senior homeroom. After room nom- inees were chosen, the entire senior high student body selected of the nine girls, Miss Betty Cinna- mon to reign over the second Homecoming. An added enjoyment was a 31-0 victory over Westport. The Marching Eagles performed many of the executions that won them many trophies. The Senior Class sponsored the Homecoming Dance featuring the Catalinas. A perfect game, a very pretty queen, and a well- planned dance made for a fine, spirited Homecom- ing. picture is taken. The 1964- Eagle is the best in Eastern's history.

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