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Seniors cheer at the pre-game pep session planned by Booster Qub to support the team. Co-captains Rodney Freeman and Hector Salas share “good-luck” telegrams with the student body at the pep session. Reigning as Homecoming queen is Judy Lind¬ sey and escort James Crockett. Coaches Fred Elkins and Bob Webb watch from the sidelines as the game gets under way. 17
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Horsemen subdue Emerson at Homeeoming Matched with Emerson’s Tornadoes, the Horsemen blanked the east side school in Mann’s Homecoming exhibi¬ tion. A touchdown by Rodney Free¬ man and two td’s plus two points after touchdown by Lafayette Mitchell ended the game with a 20-0 score. During the halftime show, guidon Myra Lan¬ drum marches to the rhythm of the band. Judy Lindsey, escorted by James Crockett, was crowned queen of the festivities during the halftime show. Her court consisted of Claudia Barnhouse, Vera Boone, Carol Neal and Bernetta Wallace. Adjudged to have shown the most spirit during Homecoming week, the class ’71 received the traveling trophy at the pre-game pep session. Students danced to the music of The Grand Jury Saturday night in the girls’ gym to climax Homecoming week. Seniors-turned-sign painters, Rachel Merced and Debbie Troxell turn out posters for Spirit week. A poster by junior Paul Hoskins decorates Elections by juniors and seniors result in a Homecoming court consisting of Carol Neal, Gaudia the West Building for Homecoming. Barnhouse, Vera Boone and queen, Judy Lindsey. 16
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Different popularity dance attracts sizeable attendance Kings and Queens dance was staged March 12, drawing over a hundred fifty party-goers to the girls’ gym. Formerly a full dress-orchestra affair given in a downtown ballroom, the party became a dressy casual event with music provided by Jerry Winter. , disc jockey. Booster Club and the juniors spon¬ sored the event with profits going for Prom expenses. Elections for kings and queens were held in seventeen cate¬ gories dealing with physical character¬ istics and personality traits. Winners in each group were announced at the dance and ceremoniously crowned. Queens re¬ ceived long-stemmed roses and carna¬ tions and kings, boutonnieres to com¬ plement their crowns. Shirley Young, queen; Robert Forszt. king. David Bryant, dance; Nettie Webb, dance; Erma 1.0we, voice; Derrick Anderson, voice.
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