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homecoming activities bring mass confusion HAVING TROUBLE with his knees, Craig Johnson ped- GREASERS, MIKE CREAMER, Janet Bright, Don Kite, Diane Ligons, Janet dies for the faculty. Anderson and Frank Vincent flash for the camera. WITH A rip and a scream, the Bobcat team begins the second half of the Homecoming game against Newport which ended in a loss, 6-7. THE TOUCHDOWrN signal is given as the Bobcats make the first touchdown in the sudden death overtime. 16 Homecoming
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MEL FLOYD smiles to himself as he hoses off the teachers’ parking lot. MRS. WILSON, the school nurse, gives the freshmen eye tests. NOW HOW do you spell that word? Mrs. Baker, office secretary, asks. AFTER A 28 mile ride, Sitkum students are at the end of their journey. Administration 15
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greaser day keys highest turnout Greaser Day on Tuesday of Homecoming week highlighted homecoming activities this year; with a high percentage of the boys participating with sunglasses and slicked back hair. The excitement of the annual festivities were heightened by Student Council distinguishing each day of spirit week as a special dress-up day. Prizes were given to Mark Schnieder for Inside Out Day, Ray Anderson and Barbara Roush for Greaser Day, Ed Schnieder, Carolyn Bright and Mark Schnieder for Old Fashioned Day, Mrs. Judy Baker and Brenda Jack for Shoe and Sock Day, and Shelia Johnson for Red and Blue Day. Attendance at the bonfire was sparse Thursday night because of the rainy weather. Afterwards there was a mud fight, substituting for the regular tug-of-war, held at the fairgrounds. On Friday, spectators saw the parade which was a traditional parade instead of last year's noise parade. Following the parade was the annual tricycle race, with John Kendall coming in first for sophomores. Then there was the assembly and pie eating contest, won by Junior eater Bill Irwin. The week's festivities were drawn to a close by the dance held after the game Friday night, featuring Home Grown, a five piece band. TOP: Coach Craig Johnson calls out the commands as the boys warm up to face the Newport Cubs. LOWER LEFT: Ellen Kissell completes her Old Fashioned Day costume. LOWER RIGHT: Mark Schneider models a prize winning costume. Homecoming 17
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