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Greets Returning Alumni Homecoming festivities were introduced with a bonfire on Thursday, October 6. Eager spectators wit- nessed the burning of a Lee-Davis Confederate and were entertained by a powder puff football game be- tween the cheerleaders and members of the Pep Club. The floats in the Homecoming parade were the pro- duct of weeks of work by each of the four classes and various clubs. Efforts put forth by the Junior Class were rewarded as their float won first place in the class divi- sion. First place in the club division was captured by the Latin Club. Rescue squad units, dignitaries, and cars carrying the 1966 princesses were also included in the pre-game parade. At half time, Lynda Haynie and Sally Murdoch received the titles of Homecoming Queen and Maid of Honor respectively. In this frenzied atmosphere the Falcons swept to victory over Lee-Davis. The end of the game did not mark the end of the evening; after- wards, students enjoyed a sock hop in the cafeteria. Climaxing the weekend's events was the Homecoming dance, ‘‘A Stairway to the Stars,’’ featuring music by the Camelots. A presentation of the Queen and her court, together with the many events of the previous two days, helped to make Homecoming 1966 truly “A Day to Remember.”’ Queen Lynda Haynie and her escort, Barry Patterson, pause on the ‘stairway’ (BELOW) while Maid of Honor, Sally Murdoch, and Steve Isaacs (LEFT) join other members of Homecoming royalty in a dance.
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Homecoming Senior Princesses, Diane Burnside, Sally Murdoch, Ben- nie Jordan, Lynda Haynie, and Fran Garber, (TOP RIGHT) eagerly antic! pate the announcement of the new Homecoming Queen. Lynda Hay- nie (ABOVE ), having been selected, beams happily as she receives con- gratulations from principal, Mr. G. H. Reid. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Pep Club member, Nancy Ladd, runs for a touchdown in the powder puf football game.
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Polly Sheffield and Donnie Farmer tally the increasing funds of the fall magazine drive. Randy Felts, leader of the Capris, solos in a musical assembly program. Combined voices from various schools entertain the student body in “Sing Out South.”
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