Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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RIGHT: Several booths were built by foot- ball members of the Sr. class. ABOVE: Coach james Miller was dunked several times by students during the carni- val. RIGHT: Etta Mitchell relaxed on a pillow and drank tea in the Hippie Pad high- light of the carnival.

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 ABOVE: Members of the frosh class deco- rated cars for the homecoming game. LEFT: Dorothy Collins, escorted by Her- man Moore was second runner-up in the court. BELOW: Frank Altamarino escorted Janie Reyna, the homecoming queen. LEFT: First runner-up in the court, Gwen Alexander was escorted by Rodney Stan- ford.

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Students journey through the Enchanted Forest Highlight of the '71 Sr. Carnival was the Hippie Pad spon- sored by Mr. Joe Sander's homeroom. The booth featured a room shaded with black lights, psychedelic posters, and a car- peted floor with lounging pillows. A highly spiced tea was served as refreshment. Many students lounged in the pad and listened to mind-taking recordings. Enchanted Forest was the theme of the carnival. Artificial trees and shrubbery were used to accent the theme. Seniors dressed according to homeroom themes rather than the over- all carnival theme. Another attraction of the carnival was the marriage booth. Many students took wedding vows and lay down bachelor rights for the night. The official marriage license were valid only for the night. Other features of the carnival were the teacher's dunk, the dance, the fortune telling booth, and the psychedelic shack. There was a concession stand with refreshments for travelers in the Enchanted Forest. LEFT: Herman Moore and Marilyn Rawls prepared the fortune-telling booth for the big night. BELOW: Kathy McQuire, Mrs. Dorothy Parks and Earlene Saveli attended their homeroom's fortune-telling booth. 17