Madison High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Madison, OH)

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 Ross approaches Terri with bouquet as Father gives reassuring embrace. Homecoming '65 Sees Terri Reign Over Game and Dance. October 8, a somewhat overcast and rainy evening marked the beginning of the 1965 Homecoming festivities. The team and the crowd were in high spirits as the Blue Streaks tromped the Jefferson Falcons by a score of 14-8. At half-time the rain held up long enough for the escorts to drive the candidates and their fathers around the field and let them out in the center of the band formation. Senior class presi- dent, Ross Rizzo, presented flowers and a kiss to the newly elected Homecoming Queen, Terri Tracey. A tearful smile from our queen, Terri. FRONT — Grayce Seymour, Carole Barnett CENTER — Queen Terri Tracey BACK — Polly Hearn, Judy Laskowski

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Homecoming Dance Climax to Wonderful Evening The climax of the wonderful weekend came Saturday evening, October 9th, when the annual Homecoming Dance was held in the auditorium- cafeteria. Queen Terri Tracey's coronation by football captain, Ross Rizzo, highlighted the evening's fes- tivities. Fall-colored streamers of brown, orange, yellow and red crossed the entire room. Corn