Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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Arlene Curr decorates a car for the motorcade. A roaring bonfire ignites 1965 Homecoming activities. Sophomore llozlt displays optimistic Homecoming, spirit. Li'l Giants all washed up, first prize-Seniors. This page sponsored by PALMGREN'S FLOOR COVERING 429 E. Main 343-9296 WOLFSIE'S FABRIC SHOP 337 E. Main 343-8312 17

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Fired up omecoming sjbarksyear Homecoming was the spark that ignited the entire year. Prep- arations began Weeks in advance With the meeting of com- mittees to plan the dance and the highly secretive class floats. The voting for the royalty was done early in the week. The assembly on Friday afternoon marked the be- ginning of the festivities. Polly Gamble and Larry Watters, as this year's queen and king, together with the junior at- tendant, Dee Ann McQuillin, and the sophomore attendant, Lily Wong, reigned over the festivities. In the early evening, the floats were judged with the seniors taking first place in the contest and the sophomores taking second. Unfortunately, the junior float burned while being drawn from the building in which it was assembled. How- ever, the ingenious members of that class donned black veils and mourned the f'Cremation of the Giants. The pre-game activities, complete with bonfire and a snake dance helped the team rack up a victory. The climax of the weekend Was the Homecoming Dance. The theme, Romanesque, was made effective by a bubbling fountain in the center of the gym floor. The whole weekend was a grand success from the first cheer at the opening assembly to the final dance that marked its close. 1 Mr. Van Dyke congratulates the royalty. This page sponsored by THOMAS ELECTRIC SHOP ELLIS JEWELERS 16 664 W. Brooks 219 E. Main 342-1195 342-6518 Mr. Spencer, do you really think it will be alright? img si F . , Tv V .T k , Y. 4. ,Gigi K V x ' 1 -j av' Y ' .7 -:'f'Wi'i all GX. Fw N .Q wsgg. tt 1 , Q The junior float-a little worse for wear-but t sentiment is still there. jr

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y three Angels is a hilarzous success My Three Angels is one of the funniest plays that has ever been put on at Galesburg High School. The characters are not only hilarious, but also very warm and human. My Three Angels is the story of three con- victs who, while working on the roof of a house overhear many of the problems of the family within, and decide to take them as their own. They descend from the roof into the house and into the hearts of the family and the audience. By the time the convicts leave, all is again well with the family. This year's fall play will be re- membered as a well cast and a well acted play. Mr. Krause deserves a large portion of the credit for the success of My Three Angels. The cast, Mr. Krause, the stage crew and all who helped with this play deserve congratula- tions on a fine production. These convicts show their rougher side. CT. Aldrich, J. Hurst, and J. Armstrongj. F '-A t-24' iff 1 A1 ,. F, f-aw if M 1. I , f x 1. Oh yes, yes, let's have some of that! CM. Papke, C. Ericson, and R. Giffordj. 18 Jim Armstrong, Tom Aldrich, and Tom Johnson haltingly leave through their private xit. C ' -. X 'L . I A -rr .r-.l K.--, 1. x HX if -' f -QC .vie f .,',. we f. '- I 'vs ' . 'fr' ,,. - 1 1 We lk it P' or G., y . K1 Ti' --1