Fairbury Cropsey High School - Crier Yearbook (Fairbury, IL)

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D. Abbey. K. Friedman, J. Huette.-the attendants. . . . A Smashing Success Queen Lynette AFS student, Woodhams, views parade. ■I

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Homecoming 1970 started off toward being a smashing success with the student body’s enthusiasm over the Tartars’ perfect football record and its eager anticipation of another victory. Competitive activities were sponsored by the Student Council to involve the whole school in the spirit of Homecoming. These activities included a chain-link contest, and a beast contest, which were both won by the Sophomore class. The Class of ’72 won the bonfire wood-collecting contest. The bonfire began with the traditional march to the site of the fire. Lynette Abbey was proclaimed queen of the Homecoming activities. Rainy skies cleared just in time for the parade; first place in float competition went to the Math Club for its “World Wide Victory” entry. The Tartars shut out the Farmer City Farmers, 12-0, bringing the activities to a climax, in an exciting, tension-filled game. The bonfire’s Master of Cermonies, D. Haab. runs the show Homecoming 1970 . . . W. Nakamaru encourages spirit. The biggest bonfire ever . ..

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CUE rODTQO nni.iP M imru ru Math Club takes first place in float competition. R. Hammond, the winning beast.