Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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H 1 ■ S HiH ■ H M 1 |h-| KJ if ' ' oii ■ 1 r v W l j H K Sr ■ r ' 1 vj H 1 1 J n ■(i 1 uM vWB 9w %. 9 u Rfin Queens Reign Over Festive Events The charming Homecoming and J.C. Track Relay Queens and their Courts added an air of royalty to the events over which they reigned. The Homecoming Queen and her Court are Queen Marcia Bane, Betsy Johnson, Cheryl Clevenger, and Jane Welliver. The J.C. Relay Court is composed of Sheila Miller, Judy Johnson, Debbie Bond, and Queen Cheryl Clevenger. 15

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Floats Floats were entered from all the upper four high school grades and the F.F.A. - F.H.A. and the Art Club in the 1963 Homecoming. Copping highest honors is the Sophomore Class, with the second and third place ribbons going to the Art Club an d Junior Class respectively. Spark enterec Spark was added to Homecoming by floats ?red in the parade. The H.H.S. Homecoming of 1963 was the beginning of the parade of floats, Queen candidates and the school band. Ribbons were awarded to the three top floats and the Queen, Miss Marcia Bane was crowned by the three football captains, Marc Marlatt, Randy Gwin, and Dan Reece. Homecoming Homecoming festivities, sponsored by the 1964 yearbook staff, were a new and thrilling experience for all.

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Cinderella ' s Ball Enchanted All The evening of Cinderella ' s Ball certainly was a magical one not soon to be forgotten by anyone who attended. The music of the band and the soft colors of the theme set an atmosphere which undoubtedly pro- vided many happy memories. Queen Connie and King Henry I were crowned after a grand march led by the king and queen can di- dates around the royal coach. The night of the ball isn ' t the only thing about the Prom which will be remembered. Those who helped assemble the decorations won ' t soon forget the nights of working and the days of sleeping in class. 16