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Sports’Men crown Jean Jenkins queen A brief flurry of crowns, exes, flowers and football whirled through Monterey during the week of the Caprock football game and caught Plainsmen up in an aura of enthusiasm. This excitement was Homecoming '68. . . . born out of the wishes of the students and turned into a reality only by their hard work. A reception for ex-students was organized and varsity athletes honored their Homecoming Queen. Jean Jenkins received her well-earned crown during half- time festivities at the game as Lynn Alderson and Cherri Weaver were presented as her attendants. Recalling their experiences at Monterey in former years. Exes Cathy Vernon ('68) and Mike Price ('66) register at the Homecoming reception. Proud smiles radiate from Queen Jean Jenkins (center), her attendants and their escorts as they leave the field after the half-time crowning.
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[Working with athletes from every sport is part of Jean Jenkins' job as leader, and her eagerness and enthusiasm for her duties earnc Jm ft of the 'Men and the title of 1968 Homcominn 26
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A lac d Madd Operation’ involves Plainsmen Operation Madd, a Tech pro- duction exposed Monterey stu- dents to the cultural arts of mu- sic, painting, drama and dance. Despite the refined nature of the programs, they received a luke- warm but polite acceptance. In a survey, students commented that in general the performances were too mature and unrelated to the now generation to en- joy, however, were worthy of respect for doing their own thing and doing it well. Repre- senting drama, Moliere's THE SILLY YOUNG LADIES held the highest interest rating. Although students entered Operation Madd with a closed mind, they left with a better understanding and appreciation of the four arts. Just take a look at that, laughs Linda Pettyjohn as Donna Lemaster and Cindy Brownwell stare at a picture as part of Operation Madd. Students from Tech illustrated changing dance forms using the simplest of cos- tumes and settings.
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