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

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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

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This year the procedure for the selection of the 1965 Homecoming Queen differed from established tra- ditions. In every two homerooms nom- inations were made, and one girl was chosen as a representative. At one of the pep rallies the thirty semi-final- ists were presented, and elections were held for the twelve finalists. Soon afterwards the finalists were caught in the turmoil, nervousness, and most of all, the excitement of the occasion. On October 22, the twelve lucky girls rode in the parade, and they were presented at the game during halftime. The queen was announced and was escorted onto the fieldby Student Council President, Greig Nash. While standing under the arch made by the Band and Lionette majorettes, Miss Penny Newton was crowned as the 1965 Homecoming Queen. I-IO ECOMINC lf Sally Denton Senior Cecelia Brock Junior I8 Kristina Krise Junior Lynda Jameson Senior ' Janice Goodell Junior