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Six a.m. came very early. Never- theless, JM students arose to decorate the outside of the school with crepe paper and signs in honor of 1970 homecoming. The theme, A Bear's HalIowe'en, tied together a week of activities. A new attraction this year was the Student Council's sponsorship ofthe selling of JM mums. Each club was responsible for decorating one hall in the school, and many entered floats in the parade. After many hours of work, the pep club- O club and Latin club floats were awarded first place. Friday night was the football game against the Grant Generals. JM footballers provided a 23-O victory. Pat Trochta was crowned all-sports queen during halftime, and the homecoming dance the next night finished the week. Student Life 19
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Facing Page: Hal Cook and Karen Krieger dance to the sounds ofthe BIue Roads Junction at the annual homecoming dance in the school cafeteria. Far Right: Coach Don McDonald checks with the press box before sending Rick Rosser into the game with information for the next play. Right: No place escapes the attention of pep club girls as they decorate the outside of the building early Friday morning of homecom- ing week. Below: The Pride of John Marshall leads the way in the annual homecoming parade. 5rB f!'f' 3 n h 1' ,- i, - ,. NIA' . A, Y . 5 ' . ' A . V, ,-ff., 3 A.. .ii-my .,n L lqr un ' .Q5',, as Q, AAL., 3 if: A S521- c f' ': 51 l, 'Nw 'f Q NH..
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sw: Karen Krieger, princess of baseball and tennis Dede Albers, princess of basketball and track Linda Woolery princess of wrestling and swimmii 20 - Student Life Five girls selected by the O Club were present- ed to the student body as All Sports Queen candidates prior to homecoming week. The vot- ing took place during advisory Friday, and the annual crowning of the queen was held during halftime of the Grant game. To the accompani- ment of applause from the stands, the girls rode in Corvettes to the 50-yard line where they were met by their escorts. The band played Close to You as the results ofthe election were an- nounced. Jeff Emel, O Club president crowned queen Pat Trochta and presented her with the traditional dozen red roses. Pictures were taken, and the girls stepped back into the cars for the ride off the field via the visitors' side. The follow- ing evening, Hallowe'en night, the O Club sponsored the homecoming dance in the school cafeteria in honor of the queen and her attendants.
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