John Marshall High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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Lost minute prepcxra- V' tions were made on the homecoming masterpieces the night before the big ddy. . Highlight Homecoming it .Ji Ni rx 5 W 5 , if mix ik tts! E Queen Jane and senior attendant Judy Wade iubilcintly reioice after o Rocket touchdown. 57

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After the gala parade, the game began. From the starting whistle, the boys knew that they were cinched to win. They gave the green banana right back to Winona, the originators, with the score of 20 to 7. The dance was the climax of a wonderful day of excit- ing experiences. Gala Events

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Hula Hoopers In Their Glory Activity took place in the cafeteria, student center, and the gym for the annual fall dance, Hula Hoop Hop. Throughout the evening dancing took place in the cafeteria while some more ambitious students tried their skill at volley ball. A short program which consisted of a hula hoop contest was presented by Tom Elkins. The winner of the contest was Martha Helmholz. 5 8 Q playing her talents in hula hooping. Clad in bermudas and the usual weekend attire J.H.M.S. students attended the Hula Hoop Hop At left is George Genz and Molly Madden taking ad vantage of the music. Below is Martha Helmholz dis ps-