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Il'll'Z0VClZLiOl'ZS Spark Homecoming The high-pitched excitement of a football game, bright-eyed nominees, and the climaxing spirit after two weeks of frenzied activity character- ized the 1971-72 Homecoming. The Varsity team compiled a tremendous ground attack and a stingy defense and then threw in a little Homecom- ing magic to upset the tyrannical Ea- gle, 12-10, to take the lead in District 13-AAAA. The Homecoming float was sponsored for the second consec- utive year by the Student Council, and was the central attraction of the halftime activities. Posed before flow- ered archways were the 1971-72 Homecoming hopefuls, Amber Babaa, Carol Egerton, Tani Fagala, Minda Goldsmith, Susan Henslee, Paula Palmer, Beverly Sutton, and Judy Willett. Following the ecstatic victory in the stadium, the keyed up crowd emptied into the cafeteria for the annual Homecoming dance. Beneath glowing lights of green and blue, the group Star,' finalized the evening,s festivi- ties. vga' ur i if
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THIS PAGE TOP: 1971 Homecoming hopefuls are Tani Fagala Uunior Classj, Carol Egerton fFoot- ball Sweetheartj, Paula Palmer fSenior Classj, Minda Goldsmith CStudent Councilj, Susan Hen- slee CBandJ, Amber Babaa CSophomore Classy, Judy Willett fChoirJ, Beverly Sutton CDrill Teaml. THIS PAGE BOTTOM: As Homecoming night rapidly approached, Bob McClung works on the second annual SC float. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Escorted by Teddy Stone, sophomore Amber Babaa smiles in disbelief as she is announced Homecom- ing Queen. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: 1972 Homecoming Queen, Amber Babaa, smiles happily from atop the float as she is presented to the crowd. lx.
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'Sunshine Senzors' Sweep Obfmpzes Dreary December weather was pierced by rays of sunshine for the class of i72, as they captured the AFS Girls' Olympic medals for the third straight year. Such events as egg smashing, jello gorging, and tricycle racing, besides enlivening the daily routine, earned more than S700 to- ward bringing foreign exchange stu- dents to LH next year. Climaxing the morning's excitement for the Sopho- more Bar-Belles, Junior Lollipop Kids, and Sunshine Seniorsv Senior nominee, Buddy Johnson, was an- nounced as the Olympic Sweetheart.
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