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Student Life SADIE HAWKINS Dogpatohers Take Over With the help of cornstalks and pumpkins, posters of L'il Abner and Daisy Mae, and the spirited music of Weste Eggef' the sophomore-sponsored Sadie Hawkins dance turned out to be unpretentious, down to earth and just plain fun. Hillbilly Spartans gratefully ex- changed school clothes for colorful rags depicting var- ious dogpatch characters. Dressed in the true dogpatch tradition, students travelled from miles around for the annual shindig. Later on, a hoot an' a holler an- nounced the start of the hog-calling contest. Mary Beth Gross received the coveted title of hog-calling queen. Sadie Hawkins, characterized by mirth and love of life, is truly a part of each Marist student long after the rags and fake freckles are discarded. Danette Lorch, Marian Schmidt, Kathy Arnot, being themselves by having a good time. The crowd listens as Dan Weiss releases his energy at the hog-calling contest. 1, 'lf FEM J' . Eg 'Im it 11 ' r .rat 1 Q TE ? H. -r-
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HOMECOM ING M arist Reigns Forever Homecoming '69 began and ended with the spirit that is now a part of Marist High School. The festivities began Wednesday night with our first student potluck. Everyone present got his fill from the variety of foods our own Spartan gourmets concocted. A new city or- dinance cancelled the usual bonfire, but the sopho- mores, to boost Marist spirit, supplied a '59 Rambler bearing Central Linn's colors as the victim of a car bash. Spirit raised higher at Friday's Homecoming Assembly. Football co-captain Dan DeAutremont crowned senior Maurya Kaarhus Homecoming Queen of 1969. The drill team entertained the queen and court with a clock-like precision dance and the senior girls acted out the skit I'm Glad that l'm a Spartan. That night Queen Maurya reigned over a spirited cheer- ling student body at Roberts' Stadium. The teamcame lup with an impressive victory. We defeated Central iLinn 22-8. The Homecoming dance, Saturday night, climaxed a week filled with activities, fun and greater Marist spirit.
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- 0 Xa N. 1 ff' 1 -f-LL! Rich Stewart concentrates while the Weste Egge plays on. Toni Hodgin greets Sandra Bringe in a dog-patch manner. Mary Beth Gross shares her excitement with others after winning the annual hog- calling contest.
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