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'Mother Freedom' Plays For Dance Receiving help from all sides, Carmen Young attempts to cover a table. Preparations for the dance were made easier by the help of Girls' League members Debbie Eddings, Sue Stark, Sari Rattner, and Amber Marshall. Engrossed in each other's company, Cathi Baker and Bruce Curtis talk about Christmas. 16 Christmas Ball QW. 3 4. Unaware of the other dancers, Steve Walke and Shellie Webster see only each other.
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First Noise Parade Held 5 , mise, ,'-1 , e ,,, eY'e g eco Q ilgfff :THAT33 ,. hindi! all BY W VS if i 5 Second place Senior sign reflects the spirit that makes Homecoming. Queen Tracy Church reigned over the Home- coming activities of 1971. Q i- .mo 1 2 faux: 1 ' 'N l 22221 111251 Noise, noise, noise was the only way to describe this year's first annu- al noise parade. It lasted for an hour, with students and floats meandering their way downtown and back to the campus. Pepsters, Thespians, FFA, Boys Rally, and JV Rally all won first places in the numerous catego- ries. At the Homecoming pep assembly Rick Crinklaw was crowned Mr. Irre- sistible, the Junior class sign won the class competition, and the seven members of the court were named. Tracy Church was crowned Queen during halftime and reigned over the dance that followed the game. Ouro- boros played for the dance, which was sponsored by Girls' League. 1971 Homecoming court - Top Row: Cindy Bedell, Shelley Langlois, Queen Tracy Church, and Patti Schultz. Bottom Row: Lynn Jacobson, Robin Sabala, and Debbie Wolf. Homecoming 15
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Cindy Sullivan and Greg Price enter Crystal I1lusions, enjoying another dance. Entering the dance floor Jim Berggreen and Terri Campbell begin their evening. Mother Freedom , a. new group to Roseburg, provided the music for the dance. Crystal Illusions, this year's Christmas Ball, was enjoyed by 130 couples. Girls' League, which spon- sored the dance, supplied the decora- tions and refreshments. Mother Freedom, a nearly unknown group in Roseburg, supplied the music for the dance and impressed the dancers with their quality music. Crowned Queen of the Christmas Ball was Vicki Parsonsg her court consisted of Senior princesses Sally Schuttpeltz and Cindy Sullivan, Jun- ior princesses Kim Foxx and Teresa Garrison, and Sophomore princesses Lexa Sullivan and Terri Speaks. Christmas Ball 17
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