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'llwenty-five years ago Hartnell College Cele- brated its first Homecomingg that 1938 festi- val set a colorful precedent which has been followed since. This year's Homecoming Queen, Kathy Hirt, and her attendants will be long remembered for the gracious glamor they brought to the annual observance. Miss Hirt reigned over the football game with Cabrillo which Hartnell won 7-6. At halftime the queen and her Court were pre- sented to spectators at the stadium. Festivi- ties were wound up with the following dance. Miss Kathy and her attendants practice smiling before dragging Mainf' A CRD li To a 5 . yt 1962 Homecoming Queen Peggy Seadler rode atop the trophy winning Esquire float in the afternoon parade. is r 8 aff' Team captains jim Mankins and Bob Hammond gave a pre-game sermon at Fri- day noon Homecoming services.
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Homecammcg x Queen Kathy Hirt found hcrsclf surrounded by beauty as sho sat for a formal por- 40 trait. Members of her Court arc Marsha Dc-ath :md llanicv Smith, in front, and Yolanda Castlllo and Suv Stxrmd, standmg. i x X I T Z
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42 Lirnbering up for the big meet are, left to right: Rube Salgado, Frank Furrier, Ed Pawers, and Tom Bailey. For the second straight year, Hartnell's Harrier unit won the Coast Conference Championship. This year the squad had an undefeated record in conference meets. The only losses came at the hands for toesl of the top two teams in Northern CaliforniagSan Jose City College and San Mateo. Leading the runners was Len Davies, a freshman with plenty of potential and determination. Rube Salgado, also a freshman, was the second man. Rube has the desire and willingness to work to achieve his goals. These two were the top guns for the year, but it took ten men to win the championship. ross-Country The 1963 Conferenae Champions are, FRONT ROW, left to right: Dean Leonard, Ken Shirk, Chuck Sanders, Dave Guzman, Leonard Davix. ROW 2: Rube Salgado, Frank Furrier, Ed Powerx, Tom Powers, and Tom Bailey. - -lil-1 i1-mf' . fnm1u-w te, .Me mmmmnftmm
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