John Glenn High School - Patriot Yearbook (Norwalk, CA)

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HOMECCMI NG week unites Eagles Homecoming Week started earlier than usual this year. It began on Sun- day, October 26, when students came forth to show their creative talents by helping to decorate the school with red, white, and blue streamers and put up signs honoring each of the five princesses. During the Week, each princess reigned as Princess of the Day. On Monday, the Sophomore class started off the week's activities with a muddy tug-of-war, which turned into a free for all, with as much mud on the winners as on the losers. iThe drains in the shower room were also filled with mudll On Tuesday, the juniors put on the apple-eating contest in the gym during lunch. Girls' League sold old- fashioned garters to the girls, to be forfeited to any boy with whom they talked. Every boy in the school tried to collect the most garters, thus prov- ing himself to be Mr, lrresistible. Wednesday, the student body dress- ed in school colors, crazy hats, and brought their cameras. Thursday the Senior girls put on quite a show by participating in the Powder Puff football game. It was Berry's Beauties vs. Bevie's Heaviesf' Kathy Pacheco led her team to victory by making the first and only touchdown of the game for Berry's Beauties. E if S e I Vickie Green atempts a touchdown. Patty Kinney makes a Apples bob as Pat Smieja bites. Y 3 J i ft s 5 SE 5

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