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Senior Class President Panther ' s apple for the FLOATS Cathy Leazenby diligently helps with the construc¬ tion of the senior class ' Homecoming float. Casey McGonigle portrays one of the “Immortal Sluggers on the Alpha Adelphi Homecoming float Tim Trueblood numbers a Homecoming float. Going along with Anderson ' s Ses- quicentennial, MH chose Legends of Long Ago to be the 1973 Homecoming theme. Drastic changes were made in this year ' s Homecoming queen elections. Each of the fourteen floats entered were allowed to have a queen candidate and the football players had the final vote. Alpha Adelphi won first place in the club division, with their representtation of The Immortal Legend. Jolly Roger at¬ tained second place and third place went to the Caduceus Medical Association. During half-time, Debbie Nuce, escorted by Elmer Martin, was bestowed with the royal crown. The Pirates left the field with a feeling of elation after mutilating the Elwood Panthers 18-0. Immediately following the game was the Homecoming Dance. Students danced to songs of Rooty Toot and disc jockey Bobby Wills. CELEBRATE 15
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mand, Nancy Williams, Julie Skiles, Cindy Jensen, Vickie Wooldridge, and Angie Gould. Homecoming Queen Candidates-Melissa Rees, Debbie Nuce, Lois Boblitt, Phyllis Davidson, Pam Or- Smiling Homecoming Queen Debbie Nuce accepts a bouquet of roses as Elmer Martin looks on. Amid the exciting cheers, senior Debbie Nuce hap pily accepts the title of Homecoming Queen. 14 CELEBRATE wlpi 1 ] ♦ j ■jHH f: jf|}. $ | » j 1
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' -’ 1 1 bfj M A nit-picking Nurse Sauer gropes into the unknown (the head of Hubler) in search of lice. SC member Tom Niccum arouses student yule spirit by decorating an upstairs bulletin board. Senior Ralph Ewell carefully positions the last bulb on the TC Christmas tree. 16 CELEBRATE V ' . ,|Y -V :• ■ ■
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