Hearne High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Hearne, TX)

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00000010950 Z0 000 Our last home game of the season, with Rosebud, featured the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, freshman, Marie C ampi s e. Her escort was Alfred Brady, a senior football player. DUCHESS JOYCE COTROPIA DUCHESS JERRIE ROSE PRINCESS PAT MATHIS Members of the Queen's court were: Princess Pat Mathis, senior, escorted by Fred Mossg Duchess Jerrie Rose, junior, escorted by Roy Dentg and Duchess Joyce Cotropia, sophomore, escorted by James Martin. The crownbearer was Jim Stovall, class of 1969.

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Haffonfeen Carnival Children--dressed as witches, s pook s, gypsies, and ghosts--parade in front of the judges hoping that their costumes will win the prize. Children and adults en- gage in the bingo games in hope of winning one of the fine prizes. The Wild Woman fPatsy Mitchell, tries to dance with the chorus girls fMary Jane Roffino and Betty FoX.J Andra Reed and Kay Gean scream with horror as they look at the dead man in the Spook House. All of the children flock to the Fish Ponds in order to fish for a prize. Madam Zora QDorothy Couchj concentrates as she reads Alvin Clapp's palm.