Rockford East High School - Argus Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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,lg-'anne I'IQllI'. lwim-wmin,: queen. thats with Stutlt-nt Ciountil xitt--prt-sitlt-nt. XX arren tskt-tttsj Robtrtsim, ltlt. and liill Hanlto, right. I Upper A large crowd lills Ifastk gym for lwmecoining dame, 0 Lower Clret-ring the team on to a thrilling I9-19 tie are, Back row Julie Vfisner, Kay Cunard. and Jani Clayg Front row Vera Schmitt, Sonja Edgren, Mary l..1tt. and Carol Anderson. y. ,ps .....,..... . i Football Float The crowning of East Highs second annual homecoming queen and the spec- tacular performance of the Indiana Marching Band highlighted the half- time of the East vs. Joliet football game of October 25. In a huge football shaped float the honored queen, Jeanne Houy, and her attendants, Marilyn Baxter and Nancy Allison, passed in front of a cheering crowd. The queen was presented a beautiful bouquet of red roses by Stu- dent Council president, Bill Laude. From their place atop the Hoat, the royalty watched the outstanding Indiana Marching 100 demonstrate their famous formations while filling the stadium with reverberating strains of music. After watching the fighting E-Rabs tie up a rugged game with Joliet, 19-19, the queen and her attendants were trans- ported to East with their escorts, all of whom were members of Student Coun- cil. A gym gaily decorated with a sports theme greeted the enthusiastic fans who trouped through the hilltop doors to participate in the long anticipated home- coming dance. The queen and her court reigned over the informal dnce which climaxed the festivities of East's homecoming. ,I i

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