Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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'Ns Taboos of the l3th did not live up to expec- tations for Frances Hunt, 1972-73 Homecoming queen who sponsored for Walter Edens. The weeks festivities included a special Homecoming assembly, the selection of Miss Hunt by the senior team members and the pre- game introductions of the twenty-one girls competing. The highlight of the evening was when the queen was crowned. Although the game was a disappointing 14-13, J. L. Mann victory the score did not dam- pen the spirit of the crowd. A homecoming dance in honor of the queen was sponsored by the senior class. HThe Royal Scotsman and 'The Soul Upsetters entertained-

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smawwlyfi, s QW' WITH spirits even higher than their kicks, Varsity Cheerleaders go through a pom-pom routine, above. FOOTBALL players swoop down on an unsuspecting mock Eagle at the pep ralley before the Greenwood game upper left. SCHOOL Spirit Committee Chairman, .loan Lineberger, helps Bobby Garren get into his costume for a pep ralley skit, left. TROM BON ES are featured as the Pep Band bursts into Tiger Rag , right. J.V. Cheerleaders add to the spirit of the crowd by join- ing inthe cheers, far left. v

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Frances Hunt Captures Title Q C QQ! Q 1 4 0 s M,,.,,.....'-f.,MwN..r :Q Q 'D 'l 5. , Xt lte HOMECOMING queen. Frances Hunt, is kissed by co-captain Antonio Ellison. after being crowned. top left SPONSORS and escorts bottom left. watch the game while waiting eagerly for halftime. AFTER being named homecoming queen. Frances Hunt waits gracefully for her crown and flowers. center. PARKER fans, above, wait impatiently for the game to begin. THIRST overcomes player Jerry Davis. left. us he waits to go buck into the game. 19