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It as The iunior class came in for fits? place in The parade wifh ihe lheme of Whale ihe Hogs. me iv! I m Big Success fi? 4 Aw: -ff, 15-fr - Q -Q Yr iw 3 E FA . r-,Q we i ' ,, i :V 34 2 'Z 'T 1 a 2 Sarah Shugarf, I957 homecoming queen, is shown here wifh her courf. juniors Kay Taun+on, Bob Campbell: sophomores Rosamond Sample sophomores LaNelI Dean, Clark Reed: and iuniors Diane Adams and The GAA flea? came in for second place, wi+h 'lhe famous Hansel and Gre+el and 'fhe wifch siepping ou+ of sfory- bool land fo aid in Be-wiiching +he Hogs. , .'.-'Kava .i ',. 'fu wg, sub ll ziffgmwfi as 3
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.4'N Homecoming Was A Ball ...... l-lomecoming was one ol: 'he blggesT and mosT exciri-g eve s oT The school year. The l957 oueen Sarah ShugarT was chosen by The WildcaT leT'ermen, Then The Sfeering CommiTTee s'arTed The preoara- Tcns by appoining chairmen To be in charge oT ac'ivfTies. lnviTa'ions were senr To Tormer oueens and leT?ermerw, also announcemems oT oTher evenTs. in The Torm oT a Royal ReguesT, were senT To El Do' radoans and members of The School Board by Queen Sarah ShugarT. A snalce dance Trom The CourT l-louse and a bonTire aT The TAC House oTTicially sTarTed The homecoming TesTiviTies OcTober 3I. Classes were diimfssed aT noon on Friday preceding The game So ThaT sTudenTs could aTTend and parTicipaTe in The parade. FloaTs and cars ldecoraTed by diTTerenT school organizaTionsl and school bands, leTT The sTad- ium in a colorTul reTinue led by The WildcaT band. ReTurning leTTermen, queens and coaches secre- Taries regisTered aT The Rufus GarreTT l'loTel and re- ceived Their reserved seaT TiclceTs The same aTTer- noon. Queen Sarah was crowned by lasT years gueen, Judy Pinson, in a Tield ceremony which Tools place aT Memorial STadium, on November I preced- ing The EI Dorado-Texarkana game, The WildcaTs played a wonderTul game and beal The Razorbaclcs 24-7. Following The game and concluding The I957 homecoming TesTlviTies a Royal Ball, sponsored an- nually by The journalism deparTmenT, was held aT TAC l-louse. 4 wld-QQ si' I TX ITT: bf XF! - - ' Ae 4 G?TT,Q,'l! ,T P I--w QI' . 3 1 . I - g T.. T21 gig-H-lrti' , : L, -'-viii! I Rf lid- I V ra. V 5 . ' Q Tk: ' I, ' L ,1 aa' is m Uiw ev!- TXTABA .1 ual- ARAH ZW?
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