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Princess: Linda Behrens Princess: Janet Cram Princess: Kathy Gibson Princess: Linda Hicks Escort: Greg Smith Escort: Stacy Waller Escort: Don Divine Escort: Bob Berry Homecoming, 1968 Homecoming was victorious, exciting and different from past years. During the week, slaves could be seen on campus, freshmen and upper classmen were dressed as one another and Gary Morris tricked girls into talking to him. Colors Day, Slogan Day, Frosh Rules Day, Slave Day,Ugly Couple Day, and Hush Day made Homecoming week fun and successful. Although a bonfire, floats and a parade were missed, Homecoming 1968 had something to make up for them - a victory over Rim of the World.Pounding drums and tear- ful excitement announced a victory of 37-0, the first foot- ball Homecoming victory students at E. U. H. S. have seen since they have been in high school. The victory was cel- ebrated by the crowning of a radiant Becky Santa Maria accepting the Queenis crown from John Pecora. And to end the week of fun and triumph Well earned, a dance was held and couples danced to a Soul band provided by Student Council.
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W Greeting the crowd . . . the anticipation . . . the announcement . . . the joy the pride . . the crown . . . and the kiss . . . the roses . . . Q and now- the queen.
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