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Really? Ghosts at Homecoming A car caravan led by the Seniors, the crowning of the Homecoming Queen, a triumphant football team and a memorable dance were just a few of the highlights of the 1970 Homecoming festivities. The Satur- day afternoon football game pro- vided excitement for the already high-spirited alumni and students as they watched the Mariners score against their opponents from James Blair. Half time arrived and there was anticipation in the air as the crowd watched Suzanne Montgom- ery beamingly become Homecoming Queen for 1970. The Drill Team and Mariner Band then presented their Homecoming program and, after its completion, the Mariners returned to defeat the Jay Bee ' s 27-8. Satur- day evening arrived and amid witches and goblins accompanying Halloween night, students and their dates entered the cafe to enjoy an evening of dancing to “Mason” and the end of another Mariner Home- coming for students and alumni. Dance chairman, Anita Edge, serves punch. Blue and White Mariners look happy and confident as they prepare to go to the game. Drill team supports Homecoming assembly. Sheila Beveridge helps decorate for the dance. Parade proves that FHS does have spirit. Someone catches Sheree Begor unaware. 20 LIFE
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Court gathers for crowning What goes into a Homecoming week-end? A victorious football team, a queen’s tears, or the long awaited dance? For students, faculty, and alumni, it was all of this and something more. Homecoming Queen Suzanne Montgomery smiled through tears and, after a decisive win, Mariners’ thoughts turned to the dance. Couples began to arrive soon after eight o’clock and with the theme “Love Is Blue” as a pro- per close, Homecoming 1970 ended, but many memories still remained. Freshman princess, Susan Granger. Eighth grade princess, Jan Murphy. Senior princess, Dodie Kane. LIFE 19
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“Out of bounds,” signals the referee, as Bill Worthington completes his job for another play. Cadet Band adds luster to half time. From one end of the bench to the other, the players are hopefully anticipating a call from the coach for their services. Many recent graduates and alumni return to ihe stadium for the game. Drill Team steps out a new routine. LIFE 21
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