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Hush Day, sponsored by Pepsters on October 28, initiated the annual Home- coming celebration. On this day only, the penalty for a girl speaking to a boy was her having to purchase a Hush Card. On the following evening, varsity football players charged forward to light the Homecoming Bonfire, hurling their torches over the outhouse roof into the surrounding crowd. Although the boys failed to ignite the bonfire, their attempt succeeded in arousing enthusiasm among the students. Classes were shortened the next day so students could participate in the Downtown Rally. After several yells by the rally squad, a humorous pep talk was given by Lyle Fenner. That evening, after a thrilling first half against the Marshfield Pirates, the foot- ball field was tranaformed into a royal setting as the 1964 Homecoming Court was presented. Following the hard- fought battle, which ended in a disap- pointing tie, Indians and alumni gath- ered inthe auditorium for the Homecom- ing Dance. Portraying the theme, Re- member, a huge mural of the i961 state trophy recalled proud memories. Festive Homecoming Boosts Spirits High :causing on the lhilrd floor of our newlykconstructed Commons Building is this attractive court of senior girls Connie Bakke Queen Claudia Buchanan amce Betcher, Ariitra Kahananui, Georgie Sanders Gale Short and Denise Doyle reigned during the 1964 Homecoming week 115 20 Fall
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i A time of reminiscing the past year's activities follows the distribution of the 1964 Umpqua. 0 0 Students Anticipate the New School Year Kwikie Katerer's, serving the only high school in District 4 without a cafeteria, offers a variety of tasty lunch snacks to ravenous students. Fall I9
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Wearing Vypicul Beolle allire, lhe popular Oregon Stale Counldowns shook the rafters with their lates? hits and set a snappy pace for those unending the 1964 Homecoming dance. Amusing an enrupfured audience, Peter Muehlbauer claims the title of Mr. Irresistible. Our rcdianl Homecoming Queen, Claudia Bu shaman, is proudly escorted by Vince Peerz. Fall 21
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