Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

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JANET RAY HARVEST FESTIVAL QUEEN Fun cmd frolic, good times, and renewed acquaintances highlighted the fifth annual homecoming of R.H.S. The festive occasion began with a bonfire, pep rally, and a brilliant display of fireworks. The main attraction of the evening was the pigskin tilt involving the undefeated Redbirds and the Fairmount Quakers. The Redbirds' victory chain remained unbroken, as they handed the Quakers a 33 to O defeat. Both the iunior and senior high school bands united in presenting the halftime show, entitled Harvest Day. The crowning of the queen, Janet Ray, and the presentation of her court, Jean Wil- liams, Joanna Graves, and Dian Green followed the colorful halftime program. The queen and her court reigned throughout the Harvest Festival dance. WHERE WE STUDY BEAUTY f W9

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WHERE SENIOR ACTIVITIES ARE What is the Senior Year? . . . the final chapter in a twelve year book . . . a chapter composed of a series of first and last times . . . a chapter filled with a mixture of emotions and events. . . the last chapter in a book of memories . . . memories . . . made of this . . . the butter- fly feeling in the pit of your stomach as you boarded the bus for the Senior trip . . . the stuffed pork-chops in Williamsburg . . . moonlight on the Potomac . . . Wash- ington . . . New York City . . . the subway, Yankee Stadium, and the United Nations . . . the feeling that 'it was all a dream' as you stepped oft the train in Muncie . . . home . . . the feeling of self-confidence on the first day of school . . . Senior pictures . . . the last homecom- ing. . .as students, not alumni, of R.H.S .... College Board Tests . . . the Christmas holidays . . . decorating the school Christmas tree . . . the Spiritual Cantata . . . Nativity scene portrayed by Seniors . 'ix l The lighter side of Christmas Behind the scenes Pfepamllon I2