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eing part of the JMHS crowd had its advantages. Where else could you meet Chuck and Philster? Everyone who took science knew them. Chuck the lizard ate dandelions and insects. His six-inch gray-colored, loose, puffy-skinned frame crawled around the tree limbs. Philster the skunk pranced around and investigated purses and friends, al- ways on the lookout for a handout. Eat- ing homecoming corsages and going wild over her vitamins wasn't unusual for her. When she took a walk on her leash, she, too, became part of the JMHS crowd. THE JM F ROUID THESE senior powderpuff cheerleaders of B 8g R's HMM ... I wonder what we're going to do in Big Red Machine have an enthusiastic spirit for English today, states Philster. Her curiosity their team. earned her friends and foes. 11- 1' X J 6- X 1' my ,Q X, 5 X . ,, J JMHS Crowdfll
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s- sv: . ii Jfyifx wi i if Q Q 's 'If' , w 45 Jin 3 ag I as Q i Nil GLAD to return to the JIVIHS crowd was senior Larry Lynch who had been injured in a wrestling accident. October was truly Homecoming for him and his many friends. CHUCK takes a ride to get a different viewpoint of his world. He's only one of the live animals in the Zoology room. TOTALLY bored with the opposing team, these Marshall Patriot fans await the arrival of their team. IOXJMHS Crowd rf' ' lv
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l Homecoming Crown t was the evening of Friday October 14, 1977. The stands, crowded with old and new fans, were filled with ex- pectation. Graduates chanted We are the class . . This was Marshall's 11th Home- coming game. The night's activities began before the game with the an- nual Hoat competition. The win- ning Floats led the parade. The juniors won the class com- petition with the theme Patri- ots are Hot to Trot . The Choir class won in the subject cate- gory and best club float was won by the Spanish club. After the band led the au- dience in the National Anthem the game began. Hopes were high for a Patriot victory. The hrst and second quarters were over, it was halftime. The band along with the patriettes and majorettes began the show with a few of their routines. Then the queen candidates toured TIL DOH i J 0 . it A93 12fHomecoming 33 s i a. -.. ii . .
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