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Homecoming is already here. Why so early?” Homecoming was too early. It didn ' t seem right for it to be held in September, was senior Lisa Popaditch ' s view. School began; two weeks later Homecoming arrived. For the student realizing an early Homecoming, Ai brought flower-makings and float plans. We have all the time the world, was the opinion held by others. They discovered tl wasn ' t true as they rushed to complete creations. We had our doubts as whether our float would be ready. We finished just in time, contended Bubba Hill, iunior Who ' s she? What does she look like? After queen candi dates were announced, these questions resounded throughout the school. The day before Homecoming, Student Associa¬ tion presented a slide show as¬ sembly before the student body. Each contestant and escort was introduced. A series of slides of each girl was shown accompanied by music she personally chose. This presentation answered the preliminary questions but led to the biggest, ' Who do you think will get queen? Association President Kevin Clyne ended all suspense dur¬ ing half-time festivities when he announced Sandy Dietzman 1974 Homecoming Queen. To complete the evening, Mor¬ ton defeated Chicago Fenger. No one knew much about Fenger ' s team. Our victory sort of surprised a lot of people, in¬ cluding the team, remarked var¬ sity half-back John Muta. It really didn ' t matter Home¬ coming was earlier than usual. It still turned out successfully and everyone seemed ready, com¬ mented Kathy Krist, freshman. Maybe this was the general opinion of everyone.
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1. Homecoming Candidates — Front Row: Teri White, )eani Casparovic, Cindy Dragomer. Back Row: Kathy Sarang, Rose¬ mary Irizarry. 2. Homecoming Queen — Sandy Dietzman. 3. Homecoming Court — Teri White, Ken Fowler, Kathy Sarang, Mark Prokopeak, Sandy Dietzman, Geoff Sheffer, Rosemary Irizarry, Kerry O ' Brien, Jeani Gasparovic, Bob Guiden, Cindy Dragomer and Skip Biscuso. Student body decides: Which girl do I want to receive crown?” 16
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