Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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972 Homecoming: Memorable Event Once again the 1972 version of the annual Notre Dame Homecoming proved to' he a most enjoyable event for those in attendance. First, the spectators were thrilled to the melodious sounds of the ND marching band as it made its way down Kelly Road in precision fashion. Later, in the afternoon gridiron contest with De LaSalle, the Irish displayed their pigskin prowess as they defeated the Pilots 7-0. The major highlight of the festivities came during the halftime activities when Miss Debbie Doren, the Freshman Class queen, was crowned Homecoming queen for 1972. Thus, in many, many ways the 1972 Homecoming was a most memorable occasion. 1- I 82

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1 L14 fl? 1 'A J. -Q-4:2 45.1 Y, N L-rw , F' V-L , ABOVE: This ND float proved to be a harbinger of things to come as ND knocked off De LaSalle 7-0 in the Homecoming game. TOP: The Class of 74's car, decked out in colorful array, proceeds down Kelly Road in parade formation. ABOVE LEFT: A pretty Debbie Doren, the 1972 Homecoming queen, gives the Juggler camerman a nice smile. BOTTOM LEFT: The 1972 class queens and their escorts pose during the half- time activities. 's dm.. 83