Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)

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1969-70 Homecoming Queen Miss Sandy Sirois Homecoming was one of the few basic traditions which re¬ mained unchanged by the transition of the student body to the new school. Octo¬ ber 10 came quickly and everyone rushed about mak¬ ing the plans and decisions which were to pay off in the end. The majority of this year’s homecoming activities re¬ tained the sentimental value of being held at the old Lowell High School. The parade, bon¬ fire, game and dance re¬ mained the same as always because of the unfinished facilities at the new school. This year for the first time the student body also chose a Homecoming King. Their choice, Don Alkire, was hon¬ ored at a special “powder puff” football game following the bonfire on Thursday night. Damp weather didn ' t dampen Lowell’s spirit as they wit¬ nessed the crowning of Queen Sandy Sirois by in¬ jured devil Al Keithly during the halftime show of the big game. The boys came through to add a perfect ending to a per¬ fect week with a thrilling vic¬ tory over the Griffith Panthers. Left: Queen Sandy Sirois. Below: Senior members of the Homecoming Court. Sandy Corns and Jane Hile.

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Coach Lemond discusses strategy with spotter in tower. Devil defense throws opposition for a loss. Exciting Grid-Iron Action

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Mimi Hirrata and Debbie Steuer, Junior rep¬ resentatives in the Queen ' s Court. Freshmen Court member Debbie Henin and Jo Ann Hoffman, Sopho¬ more class representative. The football team about. What it ' s all 1 Homecoming King Don Alkire is crowned by Nancy Mika during half¬ time powder puff” game. The gridiron girls prove themselves as the Freshmen and Sophomores take on the Juniors and Seniors in a powder puff game. Needless to say, the Upperclass¬ men came out on top and increased spirit was the re¬ ward. The game took place after the bonfire on Thursday night.