Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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d Sandy refresh Cllewone' Salw an SDORIORAIUA Loyal supporters of Menomonie High athletes gathered in the gym January 25 to pay homage to their heroes. In lieu of the football and bas- ketball dances, this new All Sports Party gave due recognition to all men participating in M. H. S. athletics. They were greeted by short pep talks from Mayor William Eick, Carol Clark, and Principal John Hagman. Enthusiastic Indians dazzled their dates under a sky of beautifully colored balloons. Guy Woodford supplied the essential musical touch as the band played on from eight until eleven. According to tradition the three senior girls on the cheerleading squad cut the cake and served the Sportsters. 106 Mrs. Oetting surveys all Kay cuts the cake.

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ROUND UD U16 RAICGRSH Mlke Henry crowns Queen Carol Clark The Sen1ors perform. Mr Bongey predlcts The score w1ll be The fact that homecommg had to be postponed a week because of the Aslan Flu Eptd mtc d1d not se m to dampen the SDITIIS ofthe enthused students ln fact the razzle dazzle exc1tement seemed to be lncreasmg as Menomlmtes labor1ously fussed and tlnkered wtth eye catchmg floats whtch composed the parade that followed the Homecommg assembly on Frtday afternoon Setttng off the antxctpated day s events was the annual Homecomlng Pep Assembly Mr Bongey once agaln sent our sp1r1ts soarlng as he returned to predxct the score Menomonle 27 Hudson 6 After numbers by the band and cho1r the seruor gtrls took us 1nto the past and future tn the1r tradttlonal sk1t Two t1ckets to the dance were presented to Charlene Sm1th for her W1l'LILllE slogan Round up the Then the long awaxted moment the crowrung of the Queen Bllly Bowlus carrled the crown to Captam Elect Mlke Henry who announced Carol Clark to be Queen. Attendtng her were Judy Johnson Sandy Lehman Kay Olson and Sally Schultz Rldmg at the head of the parade were Que.n Carol and her court Sesston Room 304 recelved the prtze for hawng the out standmg float The football game endmg ln a 44 pomt favor for our Indlans proved to be a great defens1ve as wellas offenslve bout for M H.S as we held Hudson scoreless Xfter thc game the dance An elated Homecomlng crowd dmced to the muslc of the Royal Blackhawks The Queen and her royal court were mtroduced at mtermlsslon and stag or drag everyone had fun 105 Hammer Hudson ll ' . , - . . . ' I Raiders. . . ' . . 1 I ' . . ., L . ' . , . . y , T I s

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lmO.13 peuaaolse Swirling, twirlinu, starry-eyed cou- ples glided on the moon-lit floor to the dreamy melodies of the Falconaires. Led bythe evenings royalty, the handsome lads and beautiful lasses paraded for all to see during the traditional Grand March. Camera lights flashed as Princess Julie Graske carried the floral erown to King, Mike Henry, and as he in turn, placed it on Queen Lynda Lund'shead. Proceeding to the throne, Mike and Lynda took their places under the glim- mering moon. To a successful Prom. I crown thee Queen Lynda. King Alike and when Lynda start The Grand March with Senior Class - 1 X le- Dfyiiutflt ..1. e Elrmvn and il.: date Jciufl sriitli. We were waltzinig that night