Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

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recipe for success. A giant football shoe stomped down Muncie behind the Seniors. . . . (mui PuMfo Ivd axb . . . The High School band led the floats in the parade.

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ikb Qumu owb A v Cowdb From the first roar of the kick off, to the last dance that night, Homecoming was another memorable event for the students. This year the pagentry of the parade through Muncie, gave fans and players alike unyielding spirit. The Redbirds did their best but their efforts were spoiled by a powerful Highland line. Defeat followed 32-20. Following the ballgame, stu- dents attended the dance in the gym. The alumni association presented trophies to the winners of the best floats. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of Miss Terri Chalfant, homecoming queen, of 1964. Terri ' s senior attendants were Sue Harris and Sandy Neal. The junior attendant was Judy Wright, the cute and fun-loving con- tender for next year ' s honors. The sophomore representative was Sue Constant, the gracious and pert, B-team cheerleader. Last but not least was Debby Hoover, popular freshman, and new- comer to Royerton. The crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Candidates enjoyed music while dancing with escorts. MISS JUDY WRIGHT Junior