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.LfBi7.l'di1l1liPLiliilIWJ1l -- T 1962 Homecoming Festivities HAILl THE ROYAL COUPLE, Approving looks are given to at the half time ceremony. A ballot election by the entire student King Skip Mcllroy and Queen Barbara VanHorn by their Royal body marks the qualifications the seniors must meet. In honor Court, L. to R. are: Ernie Humphreys and Betty Strevelg Carry of homecoming. various organizations construct floats and the Barrie and Diane Hunterg and Garry Hayward and Susan Sparksg band announces the celebration with formations and music. 'L- SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME. A dance sponsored by the Cheerleaders con cludes the homecoming event. A band is hired and with a few decorations, the cafe A WAITING THE BIG M0MEN7: The King and Queen anxiously await the half-time ceremony to start. Their float was prepared for them by the Student Council. X teria is turned into a ballroom to receive the King, Queen. Court. and students, 11 SE.t..,ts.- is .tux mt -aim .ttituttutmlluliittiwll - - -
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