Fredonia High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Fredonia, KS)

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All-Sports Queen During the halftime of the Yates Center-Fredonia game the All-Sports Queen and attendants were chosen, The candidates were Seniors-Deb Scott, Deb Os- borne, Linda Compton, Juniors-Pam Smith, Patty Bam- bick, Natalie Thomas, and Sophomores-Shelly Speaks, Betty Bambick, Marcia Compton. 1,1 Pam Smith, All-Sports Queen. 2.5 Attendants Deb Osborne and Betty Bambick, 3.3 Other Candidates: Front Row-Marcia Compton, Deb Scott, Patty Bambick. Back Row-Natalie Thomas, Lin- da Compton, Shelly Speaks. Sponsored by MARIE STEWART PALMER INSURANCE and ED'S TV ZENITH SALES 8. SERVICE

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Virginia Relph was crowned Homecoming Queen October 3, at the annual BPW Homecoming Program. Nine Fredonia Senior girls competed for the title of Miss Fredonia. There was much excitement and fun for the girls. It was neat how the girls got closer and it was a lot of fun, commented Kathy Smith. The Yellowjacket football team played a non- league game with Garnett and lost 7-6. Half time festivities featured Queen Virginia, her attendants and the Fredonia Marching Band. The High School Homecoming float placed first for the most original design. The Fredonia BPW club and officers of the State Bank very kindly donated time and effort to make the coronation and half-time ceremonies possible. 1. Homecoming Queen Candidates: First Row-Debbie Scott, Cris Baker, Debbie Osborne. Second Row-Sherri Durham, Virginia Relph. Third Row-Kathi Collins, Susie Chapman, Kathy Smith, Marie Fortner. 2. Mitch Neuenschwander presents Princess Kristin Coble with flowers. 3. Homecoming Queen-Virginia Relph 4. Fredonia's Marching Band proudly parades. 5. Fredonia High School Student Council Float. 6. Mr. Keltner gets soaked in FCA dunking stand. By KANSAS BANK NOTE COMPANY, INC. 8: FREDONIA FLORAL C0

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