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Page 192 text:
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I fi- 4' THE ENTIRE Student Body looked forward to Saguaro's girls. Each of the candidates for Oueen was on the line. The first Homecoming, especially the Pom Pon line. Cathy week before this event was one of the busiest of the year Makaroplos and Sue Browning were two of these delighted due to all the preparation involved to make it a success. '67 Presents Saguarois First Homecoming CHOSEN TO be Saguaro's first Homecoming Oueen was Janet Fox. Janet and Marty Shuford reigned over the two-day Homecoming activities. 178 ACTIVITIES ELA TED, KA THE Kline and Gail Corby were runners-up to Janet Fox for Homecomif gp Oueen. The candidates were chosen by the Student Bgdy, Diesen? I' the i last year's Dedication royalty. ,S I gt I
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WITH THE rains came plenty of cold, miserable weather. Lunch was a disaster for many students. Those who couldn't find room in the cafeteria were forced to vacate to the snack bar area to suffer the consequences. AS EVERYONE knows, Saguaro is built in the middle of a small gulley. During the several days of rain, the mall area flooded. The unfortunate students walking through that region were drenched. WHEN THE rain struck early in the year, many people were totally unprepared for it. School life continued on its way vvfft- aa f .ff irztwfffzzffions due to the weather condi- tions, includingy one cancellff' ACTIVITIES 'I77
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Page 193 text:
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FROLICSOME UIVDERCLASSMEN damp- ened their peers vvho were hamming it up for the photographer, with a shower of water balloons. Ummm 1 W ONE COUPLE reli-Shes 9 Slow, 173006 bl' RED ROVER, Red Rover. . . these upperclassmen simply couldn't prevent 5'6'6U G6-We at the H0m9C0mlf79 dHf7Ce- Jackie Gooch from breaking their line. Red Rover was one of the many games The .dance fvlfvwed the mid-m0ff7ff'9 lCC organized for the Homecoming picnic. picnic. TOUCHE!!! THE picnic was not planned tc be mess.-4', but cream were other surprises. Although the activities were a human target Lisa Nance was ft r tr: that is to y trifle untidy for everyone, they were lots of fun. lt is hoped Terry West. Co--effootball .nfs 'fry ti, ffvill become a tradition. ACTIVITIES 179
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