Owatonna High School - Totem Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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Suiadaaon sauqpae Our Court of Royal Grace As the curtains opened, the choir began singing Autumn Leaves cmd we all knew that the corona- 0 44 Salflaa , tion had come. Upon the last note of the beautiful Somewhere from West Side Story the lights dim- med and the long-awaited moment was at hand. The appearance of the first of five charming candidates, accompanied by her escort, stilled the audience and not o sound could be heard except for the soft but spine-chilling melody of the traditional Pomp and Circumstance emanating from the or- chestra. Each of the princesses, guided by spotlights, proceeded to the throne where they saw the delicate, white velvet crown, which would soon belong to one of them. Suspense mounted as co-captain John Stark opened the envelope revealing the name of our new homecoming queen. As June Halverson took his arm he led her to the throne where co-captain Dave Lundquist crowned' her Queen June, our Home- coming Queen of 1959. Wiping away happy tears, the student body ioined the choir in singing our school hymn. With optimistic thoughts of the game ahead, the last loyal words rang out, Hail! Owa- tonna! Victory! yu, zwmmm