Loudoun County High School - Lord Loudoun Yearbook (Leesburg, VA)

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BEST LOOKING-Pretty Joan Cockerille and handsome Mark Simmons are caught for the yearbook photographs. EST ALL AROUND-Carol Bury and Rick Dowden show winning charm. MOST TALENTED-Carolyn Ramsey and J. C. Barnes practice on their musical instruments. 79

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MOST LIKELY to SUCCEED-Evelyn Cook and jim Chamblin wish each other Well for whatever the future may bring. 4 FRIENDLIEST-Linda Smith and Pete Bailey seem to have departed from their usually friendly mood. 78 MOST STUDIOUS-Jean Ros- en and Tom McCabe pause for a moment in the midst of their studies.

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1963 Homecoming 1n1t1ates several traditions The Homecoming Court Jo Raflo Barbara Thompson Queen Carol Bury, Jo Ann Atwell, Patsy Tinsman, Betty True Greene Judy Steadman jane Poland Cheryl King and Evelyn Cook. add ri little beauty to the front of the school. Sparks flew and students cheered as the effigy of a Fauquier player perished in the flames. The scene- the annual pre-Homecoming pep rally. The next day it was perfect weather as the royal court was trans- ported to its place of honor in shiny new convertibles. The eleven princesses were very tense during the first half of the game, because, for the first time, the name of the one chosen queen by team was kept secret. Finally the time came, and co-captain Rick Dowden proudly crowned Carol Bury Queen of the 1963 Homecoming. Although the Fauquier Falcons won the game, LCHS won too, by stimulating school spirit and enriching school tradition. Queen Carol smiles regally on her day of triumph.