Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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(FAR LEFT) Alison Dudley, Beth Van Vleck, and Kent Taylor belheve that counting ballots for the. Mock Election can be a trying experience. (TOP CENTER) Chris Carter forsees that Eddie Absher will have trouble passing the cheerleader’s symbol of victory. (BOTTOM CENTER) Enthusiastic students encourage the Falcons with a magnificent banner. (ABOVE) Mixed emotions of victory, hope, joy, and expectation are reflected by the expressions of Chris Carter and Tom Thomas. 13

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School Spirit Is Reflected in Various Ways the Falconotes and the Future Nurses taking second and third places respectively. The main event, a football game with Benedictine, resulted in the Falcons being victorious 37-0. Twenty-five hundred people saw Debbie Haller crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime, with Leslie Lunga as Maid of Honor. After the game, the Challengers entertained at a sock hop in the cafeteria. In spite of all the activities that kept them busy dur- ing that weekend, juniors (and seniors trying for schol- arships) were faced with PSAT tests on Saturday morn- ing. The SCA-sponsored Homecoming dance, with music by the Escorts, brought the weekend’s events to an end on Saturday evening. (continued) 12

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(TOP LEFT) Fred ponders the newspaper as his new friend Susan jooks on. (LEFT CENTER) While Santa and the children sing and dance, Macy’s Toy Department ex- plodes with the strains of ‘‘Here’s Love’. (TOP CENTER) Fred finds Susan's divorced mother Doris unexpectedly attractive. . (BOTTOM CENTER) Visiting ‘‘The Imagi-Nation’’, Susan discovers that Macy’s rag dolls don't always sit on the shelf. (TOP RIGHT) The bailiff, played by Stratford Butterworth, administers the oath to Mr. Macy. Fred, who is Kris Kringle’s lawyer, waits patiently to begin his questioning. 14 Critics Praise