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victory highlights Homecoming Amidst a week of anticipation and excite¬ ment, 1972 Homecoming Queen Jan Schmidt finds even more delight while dancing in the arms of Del Radloff. 1972 HOMECOMING COURT—Senior Mary Jo Buksar, Senior Mary Biestek. Queen Jan Schmidt, Junior Linda Jakubczyk, Sophomore Lydia Quattrin, Freshman Parthena Antoniadis. Sue Miller makes it clear to all that, “I want to be Buehler! as fellow Senior Skit members laugh¬ ingly support her stand. At the Homecoming dance, Margie Kosalko and Chris Bobos listen to the beat of Heavy.
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Pioneer spirit prevails as 33-31 The Booster Club display portrays a different version of television commercials by substituting the names of football players for various products. “T. V. Commercials,” the theme of Homecoming 1972, inspired the cre¬ ativity of the student body as the Pioneers prepared homeroom signs and floats. Frizzies, the 1950’s, daisies, and backwards day, along with the traditional Blue and White Day, exhibited the Pioneer spirit. The highlight of the Pep Assembly was the crowning of Jan Schmidt as Queen. The Booster Club lawn dis¬ play, featuring a gigantic television set, was tuned” into a Pioneer vic¬ tory, as the football team rallied to defeat Gavit by the score of 33-31. The band, the pom pons, and the twirlers combined their efforts dur¬ ing halftime. Winning floats van¬ quished tired bodies as first place awards were given to the soph¬ omores and Spanish Club, while the seniors cheered to top honors in the yell contest. With victory in hand, the Homecoming dance ended a week sprinkled with the memories. Wearing frizzies and blue jeans. Chris Wal- czak displays her spirit during Homecoming Another homecoming victory is evident in the smiles of Clark ' s varsity cheerleaders. 12
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Modeling typical school attire from blue jeans to midi coats are (front row) Paula Sandilands, Kevin Herakovich, Celeste Jurek, (back row) Carol Gora, Hank Wintczak, Adrienne Barnaby, and Bill Mauck. Karen Lien, joanne Banas, and Elsa Aguirre loosen up with their own style of dancing.
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