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0 (A) Mabry Hendon, Laurie Allred, and Linda McCulloch complete the walk way for the queen and her court. (B) Earl Warner (Mr. Football), Queen Aleta Shorb, Tracy and Tod Hi tier (flower girl and crown bearer. (C) Rob Aiken and Beth Adamson (Sophomore Prin- cess). (D) Rex Lesher and Laurie Allred (Freshman Princess). (E) Chuck Hendon and Prudy Lucas (Junior Princess). (F) Kim Morgan and Mary Exner hold the paper Cruiser as the team crashes onto the field for the Homecoming game. Homecoming, 11
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HOMECOMING Aleta Receives Crown From Mr. Football Earl Warner, Mr. Football, crowned Aleta Shorb Homecoming Queen at the coronation in the gym November 9. Then that evening a parade was held downtown. The band led the parade fol- lowed by the queen and her court riding on the float, made by the band and chorus classes, which was decorated with green boughs around a huge brown football. The rally girls marched and yelled, followed by a long line of cars with horns tooting. A pep assembly was held in the gym. Then boys and girls in cars and some in serpentine headed for the bonfire. After the bonfire students danced to the music of Powers’ local band, “Third Stone From the Sun.” Homecoming coart was Senior Princess Alcta Shorb and escort Earl Warner (Mr. Football), junior Princess Prudy Lucas and escort Chuck Hendon, Sophomore Princess Beth Adamson and escort Rob Aiken, Freshman Princess Laurie Allred and escort Rex Lesher. Tracy Hiner and Tod Hiner were flower girl and crown bearer. 10, Homecoming
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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Hostess Janie Blondell Honors Seniors Janie Blondell, hostess of the banquet and class vice-president, opened the dinner with a toast in honor of the seniors. With a wish for happiness and success in the future for the juniors, Jim DcLong, senior president, passed the colors to Janie Blondell. Robert Beitel, junior class adviser, read the class proph- ecy, and Bernard Adamson, high school principal, spoke on the history of the seniors with happenings for each year. “Pieces of April,” theme of the junior- senior banquet, was seen in pink and blue crepe paper decorations and fresh flowers placed on the tables and a paper girl on the bulletin board. The junior class decorated the tables; junior mothers prepared the dinner, and fresh- man and sophomore girls helped serve. 12, Jr. Sr. Banquet
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