Oak Park and River Forest High School - Tabula Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

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Patti Carpenter, escorted by Tom Riley, is crowned Homecoming Queen. w l The Dating Game I 7 Culminating the entire week was the Homecoming dance held in the Student Center on Saturday night. More than 400 couples danced to the music of Paragon and enjoyed the life-size caricatures of the fall sports players. The Homecoming Court was presented and Patti Carpenter was crowned queen. Homecoming 1975 was one of the most rowdy, exciting and spirited Homecomings ever! Y ,.,i,x ,Q , , , xy. , ' 'rj N, Sl'- xx 1 ., s I is '3-i. H. T9 l r r l l l i Homecoming Court: Front Row, Left To Right: Debbie Krautstrunk, Mimi Jacobs, Jane Finn, Jane Gregg, Diane Hamity. Back Row, Left To Right: Ellen Alexander, Suzie Replogle, Cathy Roach, Patti Carpenter, Glenda Rarity, Michelle Mitchell, Julie Youngerman. Homecoming 29

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Ann Green, Jordan Youngerman, Noreen Hart, and Phil Walsh enter the dance smiling. -n-num-V, KJ X 'RJ 5fUd9m5 9l1l0Yin8 the dame- Mary Kay Winters and Dominic Bredy prove to every one that they can bump. 28 Homecoming sw.

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Freshmen Welcomed At Munch With Mother Goose The theme for this year's Match Mate Munch was Munch with Mother Goose. The Munch was held on September 27 in the south cafeteria where the walls were decorated with scenes from Mother Goose rhymes. Plans were started for the Munch last spring and the committees met during the summer. The chairmen of the Munch were Peg Moroni, Barb Mueller, and Mary K. Win- ters. Qther chairmen were Sue Gullo and Debbie Krautstrunk for decorations, Katie Ratcliff for invitations, Liz Gearen and Sandy Rose for table decorations, Jeanne Flannery and Noreen Hart for entertain- ment, jennifer Neal for hostess, Ellen Parmley for programs and flowers, Shelley Steel for publicity, and Kris Costopolous for tickets. Match Mate Munch originated in the 1962-63 school year. The name was thought up by the Girls' Club officers of that year. It was based on the Big-Little Sister idea - the only difference being the name and ac- tivity. The brunch had always been held at someone's house, and involved only seniors and freshmen. The activity is now a much bigger event which includes all girls. It is now held at the school and is followed by a home football game. Girls' Club president, Patti Carpenter, said, This year's munch was a success be- cause the chairwomen did such a fantastic job. The girls that volunteered to help on certain committees were a big reason why the munch was so good, too. They were always around to lend a helping hand. Dr. Swanson addressing Freshmen and Big Sisters at Match Mate Munch. Mimi Soudan plays the role of Mother Goose. Little Miss Muffett was played by Sandy Rose. 30 Match Mate Munch