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Morning Has Broken Titles Homecoming ' 72 Centered around the theme Morning has Bro- ken, MacArthur celebrated Homecoming with tra- ditional activities. Selection of queen nominees and princesses began the week-long preparations. As the flames of the nighttime bonfire soared. Cardinal spirit rose in anticipation of Friday ' s game. Weekday events included door decoration competi- tion and a parade that ended in a mini-rally in front of the school. MacArthur ' s traditional balloon release launched the Homecoming game. Coronation of the Queen climaxed the half-time, which included the Senior Cardette cane and hat routine. Although Mac lost the game, 28-21, Homecoming spirit was enlivened by the group, Cinnamon, which provided enter- tainment at the annual dance held in the girls ' gym. Above, left Senior Car- dette Liz Cuerra hands out balloons for the pre- game balloon release. Left As the bonfire begins, the cheerleaders lead the enthusiastic Cardinals in spirited yells. 27
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Opposite Sharlene Arthur smiles with pride in her reign as MacArthur ' s Homecoming Queen. Left The 1972 Homecoming Court is top row, left to right Melanie McKenzie, junior princess; Jackye Robertson and Cynthia Partain, senior princesses; bottom row Jackie Gra- ham, senior princess; Sharlene Arthur, queen; Janet Rogers, sophomore princess; and Linda Terry, freshman princess. Below After being crowned queen, Sharlene Arthur is chauffeured around the football field. Traditional Coronation Climaxes Homecoming Along with three senior princesses and her home- coming court, Sharlene Arthur was presented to stu- dents as MacArthur ' s sixth annual Homecoming Queen. Highlighting halftime at the homecoming game, the crowning culminated a week of prepara- tions. Involved in a wide variety of school activities, Sharlene participated in Student Council and was a cheerleader for two years. Because of her friendly attitude toward classmates, she was chosen sopho- more and junior class favorite. Linda Terry, freshman princess; Janet Rogers, sophomore princess; and Melanie McKenzie, junior princess, formed the queen ' s court during the Homecoming Coronation. Senior princesses were Jackye Robertson, Cynthia Partain, and Jackie Gra- ham. 29
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