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Page 173 text:
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I Preparing to board the Christmas float, Joanne Ortiz discusses the parade with Sue Bailey, Billie Saunders, and Jan Kearchner. As runners up Jan Kearchner and Joanne Ortiz look on, Marvin Mathis crowns Robin Moss as Miss Noel, 1971. After being crowned. Miss Noel and her runners up greet the public with a smile. Miss Noel Reigned over 1971 Christmas Parade After the assembly, Billie Saunders and Beth Reese hurry to congratu¬ late the winners. One of the highlights of the Christmas parade was the Miss Noel float occupied by Miss Noel, Robin Moss, runners up, Jan Kearchner and Joanne Ortiz, and contestant. Sue Bailey.
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Dottie Hundley Crowned Miss H.H.S., 1971 For the last time, the top ten semi-finalists for Miss Hopewell High were called on stage so the judges could make their final decision. They were: D. kudelka, J. Dean, k. Smith, L. Stratton, S. Bailey, R. Titterington, B. Daniel, B. Saunders, D. Hundley, L. Lee. Overwhelmed by the excitement, Dottie Hundley is crowned Miss Hopewell High 1971 by Wendy Harris, Miss Hopewell High 1970. In addition to the Hopewell Junior Miss, four other queens reign at H.H.S. Elected by the Sophomore Class, the Sophomore Sweetheart is crowned at their dance in May. Miss Hopewell High is a competition among Junior girls judged on appearance and poise. Our Homecoming Queen is elected by the Senior Class and exhibits our school spirit. Sponsored by the Jaycees and Retail Merchants, and nominated by the Senior Class, Miss Noel reigns over all Christmas activities in Hopewell. Miss Hopewell High, Dottie Hundley and the runners up, karen Smith and Sue Bailey proudly beam at the audience. Lauren Lee calmly walks down the runway to be viewed by the judges. After the contest is over, Dottie proudly ex¬ hibits her crown and trophy.
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Spirit, Service Exemplified By Homecoming Queen Sherry and Raymond Powell show their spirit at the bonfire when the Petersburg football player is burned in effigy. Carol Henderson crowns Sherry Stallings 1971 Homecoming Queen during half-time activi¬ ties as Mr. Alexander awaits his turn to congratulate her. Homecoming Queen, Sherry Stallings, and runners up, Becky Wilson and Robin Moss wear radiant smiles as their friends applaud from the stands. 170
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