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Page 52 text:
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Prominent on the scene were Miss Utley and Larry Holbert checking the de¬ tails of all events. The faculty committee served tirelessly to help make the weekend a success. Teams members comfort other members after a crushing tug-of- war defeat. The astounding strength of some of our boys amazed the crowd. IBRD Cries of Go, Go! and Pull, Pull! enlivened the biggest weekend of the year at E.C.C. in the form of the Little Bitty Kentucky Derby. Bike and trike races, tugs-of-war and skate board competition inspired students to brave the cold wind on E.C.C. hill to cheer on teammates. As the result of the competition among organizations, the Newman Club won the big trophy. A helping hand from a teammate . . . . The exchanges required many helping hands.
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Cupid’s The annual Valentine dance was highlighted by the crowning of E.C.C.’s second Valentine Queen. Eleven girls were nominated with five being se¬ lected in a run-off election. The final vote occurred on Friday before the dance. Midway in the dance, the lucky girl was announced. The girls nominated by popular vote were: Sandy Mclntire, Joan Povey, Pat Rock, Sue Hayden, Mary Sorrell, Marilyn Wiseman, Luanne White, Joan Chapman, Mary Burba Patterson. Miss Sue Hayden, a freshman from Lebanon Junction, was crowned Queen. The reigning Queen, Miss Karen Plouvier, presented the new Queen with roses.
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I tier exhaustion! . and in you go! The obstacle race left odd parts of orre ' s anatomy in view. LBKD Finale The grand finale of E.C.C.’s LBKD weekend was the dance and the crowning of the queen and princess. The queen was selected from sLx college candidates on the basis of talent, poise and per¬ sonality. The six candidates were: (pictured from top right) Luanne White, Eileen Longendyck, Donna Tefft, Wanda Greenwell, Neysa Routt and Burba Patterson. Burba won the title and placed in the top ten finalists in the LED contest at the University. Phyllis Cruse from LaRue Co. High reigned as princess.
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