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ABOVE: SENIOR LEE Pioske exhibits another fine example of sick humor as master of ceremonies at the homecoming coronation. ABOVE CENTER: THE newly crowned royalty, Dave Woodruff. king, and Chris Mohr, queen, stand with their court after the coronation. RIGHT: SIX BY four, nail it to the floor - Dig! chants senior Barb Woy- chick as she brandishes her hammer in a homecoming skit. 11
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Giants tote Indians off rain-soaked field Cold rain and mud couldnit dampen the Homecoming spirit ofthe GIANTS. With deter- mination and lots of go they managed to uTotem off the Fieldn, 22-7, in their battle against the struggling Arlington Indians. The new royalty, Chris Mohr and Dave NVood- ruff, was picked by student vote from a field of six contestants: Dave, Tim Donovan, Bruce Frank, Chris, Sue -lanuschka and Margaret Mc- Graw, They ascended their thrones during the coronation activities. taking over from the pre- ceding royalty. Soggy floats, convertibles and hands paraded through the streets and were viewed hy crowds despite the cold drizzle. Finishing off the activities for the 1970 Le- Sueur High Homecoming, a dance sponsored hy the student council gave students the chance to groove to the music of the Mid-VVest Edition. ABOVE: RAIN DRENCHED sophomores Sue Dressel and lean Baynes rest for a moment by hitching a ride on their class float in the 1970 Homecoming parade
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ooks serve meals a s 5 in holiday costumes Starting off the year with the usual lyceums, inevitable rainy Homecoming, and Honor Socie- ty Slave Days seemed to predict a routine fall season for LSHS. However, the unfolding of events marked this year as unique. The boredom ofthe lunch line was relieved on Halloween. Frankenstein masks adorned the cooks as they served lunch that spooky Friday. WCCO honored the senior high band with a 'iBand of the Weekw trophy. The band taped a radio program and entered into competition for the H Band ofthe Yearn award. Several symposiums on the coming modular scheduling program were conducted to prepare W students forthe midwinter change in programs. iff? ABOVE: PACKING LEAVES into the back of a pick-up keeps Honor Society members Chris Maloney and Dagne Florine busy during fall Slave Days. RIGHT: A CHILLING drizzle fails to dampen the spirits of smiling homecoming attendents Sue januschka and Tim Donovan as they wave at parade watchers. 12 ..-' val, 7 Ti f far, Q M t .Sef- 3
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