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1. With the fanfare of Camelot as background music, flag girls lead the procession at coronation. 2. Before the first bell that will mark the be- ginning of the 1974-75 school year, students search the class lists for their home rooms. 3. Mr. Nelson checks time on cross country runners. 4. During sophomore orientation, Mr. Millington explains the attendance policy to students. 5. Arousing student enthusiasm at the first football pepfest, cheerleaders clap, stomp, and shout to ignite Ranger fans. 6. Signs of the fall season usher in a new school year. Students Treated To Sr. Halloween Party Fall returned once more with the beginning of another action-packed year. The sophomores began the year in confusion, the juniors in a thin mist of excitement, while the seniors sauntered in with calm indifference. During the first week of school, the guidance office was in a con- stant uproar. Everyone needed transfers or had a question on the new attendance policy. As the weather started to cool, the Rangers were warming up. Pepfests showed in- creased spirit for the 75 season. Clubs were becoming organized. Homecoming week, better known as Tweak the Beak Week, finally arrived, and everyone was swept up in a whirl of activity. Senior Class colors, flower, and motto were chosen, and a new addition to fall was the senior masquerade party at Halloween. Falling leaves, windy days, and a constant aura of excitement were all part of the fall season at FLHS. Fall 13
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Homecoming 1974 Arrives Early In FL With the early arrival of Homecoming 1974 the students were brought out of their shells into the festivities of Tweak the Beak Week. The Homecoming slogan was created by Mr. Lindstrom's Rudiments of Music class. The week began Monday afternoon with a film festival featur- ing American Graffiti. The excitement in the high school rose Tuesday afternoon when the royalty was pre- sented to the student body during a short assembly. While the flag girls saluted the Homecoming candidates the band played the musical number Camelot. The drums rolled as John and Joni were crowned 1974 king and queen. At Wednesday evening's powderpuff game, halftime entertainment was provided by the sophomores. After the game students retreated to the cafeteria for a pronto pup party. The band Whitewater was intro- duced at 8:00 when a sock-hop followed the pronto pup party. 14 Homecoming
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