R L Turner High School - Roar Yearbook (Carrollton, TX)

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19195 ' x .s ,, -- , 'Q'- The French Club out-did everyone with their lst place winner. The seniors were shooting for high goals, but somehow they missed them. i s H esn . wsrisrs s efry Qi .I-ti' ,, . The sophomores swatted the mosquitoes during the parade, and so to stay even, the Lions did the same later that night. Nominees and their dates. I5

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196 HOMECOMI G HIGHLIGHT FALL A week before Homecoming, R.L.T. students were faithfully and frantically working on floats and in wood gather- ing campaigns. A pep rally and the big- gest bonfire were held on Thursday night, October 28. The parade formed after school on Friday and was composed of about twenty floats and decorated cars. Later that night the twelve nominees were presented at the game, at which time Penny Newton was crowned as the 1965 Homecoming Queen. After winning the game, students and exes joyously assem- bled at the school for a dance until 1:00 a.m. The senior class won first place in the wood gathering contest. . ...gg 31? -'Q ,4f.n.':1+i,i'.4.5l if .4 0 U 5 , r ' Q . E. H J The junior class worked until the last few minutes before the parade started. The Select Choir tried, but didn't quite make it to the parade in one piece. R I. C. T. won 3rd place in the float contest. The freshmen started the year off big by placing 2nd I4 in the contest. I

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Denton. Penny Newton on the field and at the dance. I Junior nominees: Cecilia Brock, Janice Goodell, Kris- tina Krise. X X Sophomore nominees: Sherolyn Canfield, Sherry Kenedy, Shelia Hall. Too bad that there were not twelve crowns, Freshman nominees: Debbie Proctor, Patsy Salmon, Before the twelve finalists were elected, there were about thirty nominees. Melinda Cheney. I6 Senior nominees: Penny Newton, Linda Jameson, Sally