Here 'n There Eva McNees, our lovely, lov- able, red-headed Homecoming Queen. The first student of G. C. H. S. to receive this honor. - - - A lot of fellas that helped our team win victories: they de- serve a lot of credit. Can you spot Big Bill D'Amore, Norm Cheeks, jim Gahagan, Ted Cic- ero, Frank Dunn, George Harry, Ken Dickson, Ned Hamilton, and Rudi DeAugustine? - - - Pinkie watching the game in- tently through a pair of binocu- lars that she borrowed from Marianne Spearman!! Perhaps she is watching the bench. - - - Next, we see the band proudly displaying a CHAMP sign. Betty McCoy and George Par- ker are up there in the front, and just a few steps behind is Ethel Drennen. - - - Here's an uproar! By the grins on their faces it must be another touch- down. Look at Jean Montgom- ery and Dea jones sharinga joke with Ron Hay and Car- men Marguglio. In front of them is Walton Multer, and just behind them are Janie Ander- son, jean Evans, Bill Critch- field, Frannie Vincent, Ginny Fitzgerald, and oh! so many more that you're bound to re- cognize. - - - Lee and Edna leading the Al-a-ke-ne-ke-nac- ke-nac! cheer. Zowie! - - - Si Simmons and Jughaid are look- ing like innocent babes in the woods, have you ever seen black sox like those before? - - - At half-time Kenny Dickson and Jug are talking the plays over while Bing silently disagrees. - - - Red Mathieson, number 25 seems to be getting nowhere fast. - - - A characteristic pose of Ike Smiley, as he watches his own special second team prac- tice - - - Spot Slammin' Sam- my, Guy Labor, Cclue-hand on hipsj, Chuck Cicero and Bill King. If'n you do you'll win a big, black ceegar. - - - Gene Forker, with his tongue between known pose as he chuckles at his teeth, also strikes a well- the fellas' antics. M151
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