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we-wQ ' Junior princess Elaine Schibel was escorted by class pres- Princess Nancy Stoutenburg, sophomore, was escorted by ident jeff Furnish. the sophomore class president Bob Marshall. Football Game and Court Opens 1966-1967 Season. ff'- 1 XR Ma- Mike Nakata escorted freshman class princess JoAnn Kathy Coats and Dave McFarlane enjoy themselves at the Vassar, homecoming dance. 23
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For the festivities at the first football game, the students of Franklin chose the i966 Homecom- ing Court. At the annual home- coming dance, senior Chris Walsh was crowned queen. At the Franklin-Grant Foot- ball game, Chris was presented to the crowd ina convertible driven by Franklin chemistry teacher Mr. Fletcher. Following in a second car were the three princesses: Elaine Schibel, iunior, Nancy Stoutenburg,sophomore, and Joann Vassar, Freshman. The Queen and her court were escorted by Mike Johnson, senior class vice-pres- identp .left Furnish, iunior class president, Bob Marshall, sopho- more class president, and Mike Nakata, president of Friars. M1146 Johnson Traditional Gala Homecoming Featuring the First Princesses Elaine Schibel, Nancy Stoutenburg, and JoAnn Vassar are presented prior to the annual Frankhn homecoming ,football game.
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Beverly Bonner. . . Bruce Tarver. . . and Bill Todd dance with partners. The Invaders, Anita Bryant, and Drum Corps Perform. The Invaders play at the dance sponsored by the Lettermen. 24 After gamedances, sponsored by numerous school organizations through the Football and basket- ball seasons, provide a highlight among Franklin's many activities. Each dance, held either in the gym or the cafeteria, Followed an ex- citing sports activity. The Fund-raising dances host such musical combos as the Mon- tells, the Others, and the Invaders, Tv'ith'many ofthe combos made up of high school students. It is tradition For the gym to be decorated by the group spon- soring the dance, in accordance with the theme ofthe event. Re- freshments are sold to the hungry, energetic dancers. 4 l l 1 l i l l 4 l i l 1 i
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