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Choir director, Mr. Bur k, seems happy that he could aid the stu- dent who made the Modern Music Masters' float by pulling it in the parade.
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Homecoming: a fusion of events Festivities for Homecoming 1970 got under way at 6:00, starting with the parade down Lincolnway. depicting this year's chosen theme “101 Pigskin Odcssy. At the High School, where the parade ended, a traditional bonfire, the result of a combined student body effort to collect wood, was burned. From here, the spirited crowd moved on to Kiwanis Field where, in spite of the loud cheering and roaring of the students, our Slicers lost to the South Bend Eagles 20 0. Half-time proved to be full of its usual excitement and suspense as Carol DeBruyne was named the 1970 Homecoming Queen, and Art Club was announced the recipient of the first place $25 for the best club float. Homecoming again was a great night for all. Cheerleader Kathy Chroback led the crowd in cheers al the bonfire. Dave Amor (20) and Tim Ford (24) attacked one of the John Adams Eagles in one of the high points of the Homecoming game. 9
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Carol DeBruyne is crowned Queen during half-time Preparation for Homecoming started a few weeks before the big event as individual clubs decided upon their ideas and began work on their floats for the parade. Every club wishing to enter a candidate for Homecoming Queen was. in turn, obligated to enter a float. Thu year there were fifteen girls chosen by various clubs as queen candidates. The student body then voted and a queen and two runner-ups were determined. Part of the half-time activities included the traditional naming and crowning of the Homecoming Queen. This year's queen was Carol DeBruyne. Boys’ Service Club candidate. Kyoko Hayashi. our AFS student from Japan who represented International Club, was first runner-up. And finally. Mary Gnatt, DE candidate was chosen second runner-up. Carol DeBruyne Kim Dcuitch and her escort, Lcn Lcdgcrwood, share the excitement as Carol DeBruyne. shown here with Jim Petrila. is announced Homecoming Queen for 1970. Homecoming Queen and Court for 1970 are. Mary Gnatt. second runner-up. Carol DeBruyne. Queen, and Kyoko Hayashi. first runner-up 11
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