Pike High School - Pikes Peek Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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I2.emtovTaia4mf, 1967 Amwwcaw Fowigw Qwwwes Pupil IB

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Pwwda Pup Pwues 6110 After a week's chaotic preparation by all the classes and clubs, the i966 Homecoming finally got under- way. The weelcend's events included the homecoming football game, parade, homecoming dance and the crowning of the queen and Mr. Football. All the classes entered floats and many of the clubs entered either floats or cars. The choir and sophomore class tied for flrst place in the float competition. Sue Marling was crowned the l966 Homecoming Queen and her court was formed by Janet Browning, Sharon Lemke and Linda Katzenberger, seniors, Jackie Ribley, junior, Cindy Snyder, sophomore, and Sally Oliverio, freshman. The Homecoming dance was sponsored by the FBLA and the CLARENCE BROWN MEMORIAL STRlNG BAND provided the entertainment. Mike Snyder was crowned Mr. Football by Peggy Yohler, captain of the cheerleading squad. 2 l i L

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Renoto Tciionq, 1967 AFS student, from Como, ltcily, quickly settled into the routine of school life ot Pike. He lived with the VV. L. Pottenger fomily ond studied with Lorry. Renny, like most seniors found LR. required hours of study ond wos intrigued by science subjects. He showed his othletic obility while portici- poting on the swimming teom this yeor. When the pressures of school were on, Renny sometimes relaxed by cooking or by listening to music on the rodio-ci good com- mon interest shored with Lcirry who hos long been the school's chief drum enthusiost. Of course, thoughts often wondered bock to ltoly ond his porents ond four older broth- ers ond sisters. As mony other students tried to decide their futures ond vocotionol choices, Renny hoped to enter his fother's business. Perhops the highest compliment Pike con poy Renny is thot he so quickly ond smoothly fit into the school scheme of offoirs thot one often forgot he hodn't been cz life-time no- tive of the community.