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ecoming Hom It Was Splendid! ...and suddenly the mighty Bruins came out of hibernation. Spirit and en- thusiasm filled the halls, classrooms, and the entire school. Everyone came together and aimed a striving student body towards victory, success and a lasting recognition. They achieved their goal within five days... Hat Day, Flower Day, Pioneer Day, Masquerade Day and the traditional Blue and Gold Day. The days turned to nights, with a hootenanny for those desiring to perform, a pizza feed, an alumni get to- gether and a car caravan to Centennial's field where the Bruins accepted defeat at the claws of the Eagles. A highlight of the week was Barlow's first Homecoming court, presented un- der much dignity and splender and al- lowing five girls, Queen Cathy Coffey, and princesses Sally Richardson, Mi- chelle McWilliams, Donna Nettleton and Kathy Case, to reign over half-time ac- tivities. Homecoming was, indeed, a com- ing together for a common reason. ,XS 1 fix 15
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