Elgin High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, IA)

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A f f1NlTIATION X f- L The annual Freshmen Initiation was held on September 15. The seniors were in com and for the day and put the humble Freshies through their paces. There were unusual costumes assembly performances, and a snake dance through the business district. In the evening the Seniors treated the Freshmen to a picnic supper in the park, and then took them to the show in West Union lf s H' S: f' fll il I Z ' Q . , A la I 15' V f- ' 'hd' 1. Z A Q . -'- .fi I F ' , s F 2 ..q. 5' IL 41 wil . x . A A , PW '- I If '-. Q ' ' - I ' ' f l ' T , ' JF . 3 U J I ,N .1 1 4 . I X -. . .- -' r' A 'Ir E all I N . I ihik If .M C .. 'Y 'iv' ' 'sQ'Jzm ,' v1 vxlg Q ,J h 0 'H f -' ! FL, I Q .2 ' J A TTL T f u ip he ' 'U 51 fl -f- if .f . - 3 ' L, K . gg'

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,mann no ' 1 ACTIVIMT l Elgin's first Homecoming was held on October 30 To start the day's festivities, a dummy football player, representing Fayette, was burned in effigy at the pep rally in the after noon An enthusiastic crowd of E H S alumni and friends watched the Elgin Panthers meet the Fayette Cardinals on the local football field at 8 OO m The EHS marching band started the half time show by leading the parade onto the field The band was followed by class floats and cars bearing the king, queen, and attendants Robinson crowned the king, Stanley Boyer, who then crowned the queen, Jeanine Cook The class attendants, Janice Schori Kseniorl, Nancy Larson Cjuniorl, Nona Mork Ksophomorel, and Le Anna Frieden Kfreshmenl were then introduced At the end of the game Elgin was on the short end of a l9 to O score l Y p. . . Mr. ' as 1' . Q-1 'U f K ,Je :2 ,Jiif' . t- if - .- .n :V gtg' . V Q