Le Sueur High School - Gianteens Yearbook (Le Sueur, MN)

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f 1 -W M Si., Q a .Y MASS PRUDL'C'l'lOX OF signs for the Homecoming gamc occupies Kay Antonsen. Kathy Scott. and Cindy Frank. THE FIRST OF many dutics required ot the Homecoming Royalty calls tor Louic Kccnan and C .ul Loose to prcscnt thcmselvcs tothe public in the Homecoming Parade. gf' M,-' ...av ' ,tM,.4-H-LW ,,,,,.,.- aww- 13

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HOIVIECOIVIING Bonfire inspires 'Maul Monty' chants Tension, exhilarating spirit and oxcitcmcnt set the stage for the victorious Homecoming festivi- ties, September 29. Kicking off the Homecoming Celebration, Louie Keenan and Gail Loose lwgan their rc-ign as king and qua-on on Thursday night. Anticipation and eagerne-ss filled Friday 's schod- nlc whvn activitivs hcgan to roll tht- cllocrlcaitlt-rs lead 21 noon wallcout pepfvst, Colorful floats corn- poscd a follow ing student parade. Craclding l'lLiIllCS reHcc'tcd thc cnthusiasin on fans' faves 2iSltIJft'-gk1IIlf'lltHlflI't'C'Ill'iiIldlPlllllt' 'kNla11l Nlontvn s Jirit, , . I Tears and roars ol approx al CliIIlLiXt'Cl a great lin- ish to a victorious game. lht' Accents lroin Nllllllttf , apolis screnadcd lmoaming students with a dance- V Q ? Iizr concluding tht- night. I NW arm . K W Q gl ! yoga riflzfi' 72' THE BIG MOMENT has suddenly come and gone for Homecoming Royalty Dan Ilergott. Cary Don- ovan, Louie Keenan, Gail Loose. jean Landsman, and Louisa Straub. TENSIUN BASICS FUR a hricl moment as Kathy jones and Nancy Nlcrrick participate in a skit at the Homt-coming Coronation. 12

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'1'lCDl0l'S TICSTIXC lilfSl'I.'l'S in davdrcanis when Cerv Ccnclin attacks a lcsl required ot juniors. FALL ACTIVITIES Vivacious students revive activities Summer sunshine peeping from behind trees decked out in fall grandeur, spied the tide of stu- dents resuming their school activities, with great hustie and bustie. Throbbing club Iife gained momentum as active members began to raise funds for the vearis suc- cess. Freezing fingers seIIing hot dogs at football games, and a persistent magazine drive revealed determined and ambitious workers. Changing pace for vivacious students, Hi and Dris relaxed vocal chords after the excitement of home games. Gossiping, dancing, and Iistening to the band filled the agenda for tuckered-out stu- dents. Providing an opportunity for parents to be rec- ognized, parents night was held at the Iast home game. Proud parents of football players, cheerlead- ers, and student managers were introduced and honored at a coffee with the cheerleaders as host- esses. Bustling fail activities added excitement and work to each individuaI's schedule, At times, bur- dened schedules made manv wonder if it was worth it, but the resulting involvement and achievement seemed to justifv any amount of work.