Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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QUEEN IS CROWNED A VICTORY IS WON! One last-minute par before the grand en- IIBHCC . Dee tearfully receives her crown . . . onto the dance floor. . . . And senior Mustangs line up for their just reward from her highness. This page was sponsored by NEW CAR DEALERS 7

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The bonfire blazes brightly as ardent Mustang supporters whoop and holler. It seemed as though she had been stuffing napkins as long as she could re- member.She felt cold and stiff from sitting on the floor of the barn, and she was firmly convinced that the hayrack would never look like anything but a hayrack. If it weren't for the watermelon and dancing in the hayloft afterwards, she wondered if she would even work on the float. . . The band swung into the opening bars of A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody. Taking a deep breath, she smoothed her hair and stepped out of the car to meet her escort. The walk out onto the football field in heels, a problem in itself, was made even more difficult by her knees shaking so uncontrollably. What if she should fall? She wondered now why she had been so pleased when they had nominated her for Homecoming Queen -- she had never been the object of so many eyes in all her life. The music stopped, She tensely bit her Lip and vowed not to be disappointed. Sud- denly she heard her name and felt the coveted crown on her head. This page was sponsored by HOAGLAN'S GARAGE and MAIDRITE 6 The Ghost of Homecoming Past seems to be enjoying the traditional snake dance. . .or is that just the camera? Off the gridiron. PEP RALLY INSPIRES

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WORK AND PLAY . ALL A PART OF J, THE is DAILY ROUTINE iTiL Chorus members rehearse for their Christmas program J-U-I space F-R-F space Time out for shop talk and java. l The Caflteell 15 3 busy place. Y-Teens entertain their mothers at an installation Rolls must be sent to each class room tea, for the new ten-minute milk and roll break. il-