Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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and so will East Moline! Queen, Anne Harwood: King, lim Butler. ' , game, and cfance at Lombard field. The Galesburg Streaks battled East Moline in the Homecoming tilt. The Homecoming dance took place at Steele Hall on Saturday. This drew to a close the Homecoming festivities ot '54, I Looking forward to a memorable evening . . . l 55Rmi'tzS w lunior Attendant Dee Donovang Escort, K. G. Klmck Sophomore Attendant, ludy Billups, Escort, Ned Anderson

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Vim! Vigor! Vitality and Streaky! Go! Galesburg! Co! 4+ In the car caravan . ing weekazcf ' mtcbemflq, pcwacfe Speculation and suspense were great until at last chords of a stately march were sounded and the King, Queen, and attendants proceeded down the aisle. Accompanying this pomp Was a pep assembly With male chorines , and a skit showing GHS vs. E. Moline. And they can dance, too! Announcing the Homecoming festivities to the people of Galesburg Was the car caravan. Accompanying the caravan was a float made by the GHS students. This year the car caravan substituted for the annual Homecoming parade. The climax of the event was a bonfire pep rally A song for Princess Victory. Niagara falls

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7ap llczfenl' :naked loobalail As this shout rings across the stfge we are now being taken into the wonderworld of fun and tantasy . . . the circus. ' The production portrays the triumphs and he-artaches of the three-ringed regime. We witness the gaiety of the minstrel show, the mysteriousness ot the QY1OSies, and the splendor of the lndians. To the two hundred members of the cast, this has been one of the highlights of the year. The backstage fun, clut- tered dressing rooms, and opening night tears will never be forgotten. It has been lots ot hard work, but to the cast, crews, and directors this is what makes a successful show like Hloobalai! Would Papa be shocked!! Pretty legs and pretty girls make for a good show.