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Convocations, pep sessions, dances, plays, musicals, and post-sectional days leave a lasting impact on each of our lives. The inspiration of a guest speaker at a convocation will always be remembered; the thrill of a rousing pep session as the cheerleaders urge us on to new heights of spirit and support for our team; the groovey feeling of dancing with a “certain ” someone; the enjoyment the audience re¬ ceives and the satisfaction the performers receive at a “hit play or musical; and the feeling of pride as each of the student body can say, “We’re number one. These are the segments of our school life that leave a lasting impact on our lives as we prepare to take part in future events of the world. IMPACT of
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The Queen ' s Court and Escorts from left to right: Flatt, John McLellan. Queen Linda Weaver, Rod Schoon, Doug Wiles, Jane Hile, Pam Ogborn, Alan Martin, Cathy Judy Nord, Bruce Herz, Ron Benda. Cathy Weaver. Queen Linda Reigns in ’68 Participation was the word for Homecoming ‘68. The students donned sweatshirts on Monday, solid colors on Tuesday, flowers had the power on Wednesday, we dressed up on Thursday, and backed our team with school colors on Friday. Posters, like Mellody Kudlo ' s (left) decorated the halls and symbolized the students ' spirit. Students worked after school to prepare floats for the biggest and best homecoming parade ever. The parade led crowds to the bon¬ fire (right) where cheers were shouted. The winners of the float competition were an¬ nounced: The Home-Ec Club took first, the Pep Club, second, and the Senior Class, third. The annual pep session was moved indoors because of rain, but no natural element could depress the dynamic Devils, and their fantastic followers. The Griffith 13, Lowell 7 halftime score failed to depress the crowd as Student Coun¬ cil President, Pete Kasper, crowned Linda Wea¬ ver Homecoming Queen. The conflict resumed and the Devils, deter¬ mined to win the most important game of the year, pulled through victoriously as we topped the Panthers, 21 — 20. 8
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