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Homecoming Elected by the student body to reign over the Homecoming Dance following the Los- tant game, january 21st, were the Homecoming King and Queen, Charles Sherman and Connie Happold, and their attendants from each classg freshmen, Mary Rice and Ted McGhieyg sophomores, Carol Nelson and Ed Millsg juniors, Betty I-laws and Don Lutesg seniors Harriet Robinson and Bob Kinney. The crown-bearers were Virginia Wolf and jimmy Kofoid. Crowning the king and queen and introducing the attendants were Mr. Sichta and Mr. Hewitt. The Silvertone Trio from Standard furnished the music for the dance . Chuc k and Conn ie
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Track The track squad this year includes several cinder veterans and should show consid- erable balance. Pit and distance events are strongly fortified, with some promise in the hurdles. Returning lettermen are, Russ Nelson, half-mile, hurdles, jim Kinney, pole vault, F-S relay, Walter Sarbaugh, mile and half-mileg Chuck Sherman, pole vault, Elmer Mekley, high jump, Bob Bluell, half-mileg Fred 220, 440, broad jump. The gradu- ation of the dash and hurdles men of last year will be felt. Help is expected of the more promising underclassmen. Last year the track squad won 5 triangular meets, placed second in one, and third in another. The thinly-clads also won the Little Six meet and placed fifth among the powerful Tri-County Schools . Tournaments The M-S cage crew in their 4 tournament appearances had consid- erable poise and endurance, the two qualities that make or break a tour- nament team. The 1955 edition of the Pirate gang was perhaps the best tourney competitor seen in recent years . They handily walked off with top honors in the Little Six, dispatch- ing Hennepin and Bureau Twp. with comparative ease. They showed up well in the big Tri-County meet, losing to a powerful Mid-County team in the game for third place. The bold, brave Buccaneers put on a iplendid show before losing their last , l game in the State Elimination. Plac- ing second to the sectional-bound Tonica Warriors, M-S was within four points of victory in the closing 60 seconds, after a tremendous last- half surge which made up for a 16 point half time deficit. All in all, the 1954-55 basketball season was one about which every Pirate fan can boast. It is a season to be remembered . These pictures were taken at the Little Six Tournament.
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