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not so many strange people and unfriendly faces, one October night brings back memories of time spent and expectations of life ahead. homecoming. 22— Homecoming
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Public airs vie vs on events Politics and musical perfor- mances resulted in public expres- sion of Fort Wayne residents and student participation. Local politics involved student volunteers who worked for the may- oral election in which Democrat Ivan Lebamoff unseated Republican incumbent Harold Zeis. The state legislature proposed a bill permit- ting 18-year-olds to buy and con- sume alcoholic beverages and make contracts without co-signers, but the bill was vetoed by Governor Ed- gar Whitcomb. Other issues included the Jef- ferson Airplane and Hair perfor- mances. Letters of protest about the productions flooded the may- or ' s office; however, both were at- tended by many Elmhurst students. 0- It - Afternoon entertainment seems to be ings concerning the location, the road found at the Baer Field freeway running neared completion in the spring, through Foster Park. Despite mixed feel- Community— 21
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Changes result in broken traditions C lear skies, a tied half-time score and the atmosphere of the new Wayne Stadium added to the excitement as the season ' s largest football crowd anxiously awaited the October 16 Homecoming activities. Replacing the traditional floats, two red and gray platforms were constructed by student volunteers, while the crowning of senior Gwen Ransom climaxed the evening. Spirits fell, however, as the team suffered a disappointing loss against South Side, 20-14, ending the sixth annual Homecoming. Changes throughout the school system resulted in a different Home- coming. The discontinuation of floats and a dance broke tradi- tions, while the opportunity for all students to vote for the queen rather than those attending the dance set precedents. Amidst the autumn leaves, senior Gwen Ransom reflects her crowning as the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Anticipating half-time activities, senior attendent Elaine Gres awaits the begin- ning of the Homecoming ceremony. Homecoming— 23
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