Hamburg High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hamburg, IA)

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Seniors Find Royalty Both E o a M Joe Moore and Wanda Hammond were chosen Home- coming King and Queen at halftime ceremonies ofthe Essex game. of we many meh experiences we have In hlgh At the 1967 Band Carnival Dan Fletcher and Judy Nook school, being part of the Royalty may well be one of the most exciting and memorable. In the heart of foot- ball season members from the football squad and the Pep Club are elected to the Homecoming Royalty. As the Homecoming Game draws near we find ourselves wondering who will win the crown. The climax is at halftime when two of the court are chosen to be Home- coming King and Queen. Each year during harvest season the FFA chooses from its sister chapter, the FHA, a FFA Sweetheart and Attendant. Needless to say, being chosen for this honor is quite a thrill for any FHA girl. As the winter months draw to a c1ose,band mem- bers anxiously await their turn. Each year at the annual Band Carnival, a Band King and Queen are chosen from members of the Band Royalty. Always considered an honor, these two people reign until the following winter when they step down to crown a new Band King and Queen. Were CI'0Wl'l6d Band King and Queen.