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Page 95 text:
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When the band went to Winnipeg last year The roomers at International lnn lived in fear. Whether the band would stay, there was some doubt Because half the hotel almost checked Out. lVlr. Reichart and chaperones were given some grief When he saw what was happening, the manager weeped. Band members were making like Daktari And at two in the morning were on safaris. The hotel was glad when the band left And a first in marching, the band did get. Public relations with Winnipeg will take three years to mend Then the band plans to do it again. we ., if W9 lie! After a hard day members enjoyed informal enter tainment. Chaperones helped make the band's trip possible. And The Band Nlarched On Band members had time for sight seeing. all Before marching band members relaxed.
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Dance Band BOTTOM ROW: Gregg Lester, Keith Sarnow, Marie Seeling, Jeff Groth, Bob Loughran, Gary Gutbrod, Sue Owens. ROW TWO: Lisa Seeling, Dean Schwefsberger, Wally Henderson, Rick Roehl, Pat Guiney, Eric Uecker, Mike Nicola, Mr. Reichart. ROW THREE: Dick Chitwood, Ellen Seeling, John Stoekl, George Demos. The band displayed its synchronized movements. 92
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United Again. .Homecoming Hey! I forgot my club! Flattery will get you nowhere! October 13 and 14 was G.H.S.'s official Homecoming weekend. lt was a perfect Homecoming, sparked by the unmistakable school spir- it, which united the entire city of Greenfield, the band marching through the halls, and the annual Homecoming assembly. Saturday began with a parade through the city followed by the main attraction, the football game which the Hawks won 20-O. Frosted Leaves was the theme for the Homecoming Dance which was climaxed by a bonfire. The sophomores displayed the winning float, Tanks for Victory. The homecoming game the football team won. We had twenty points to Oak Creek's none. The sophomores worked hard and won Best Float, And the juniors got the skit trophy, as they had hoped. Corsages were ordered, and guys pressed their pants, And took their favorite girl to the homecoming dance. King Rick and Queen Debbie over it reigned. It was the perfect ending to a wonderful day. 94
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