Sam Houston High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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22 71 Nominees for Queen em emu gm ta 2 The first week of October clubs began to choose their nominee for queen. Twenty- one girls became nomlnees. From thls polnt on, the race for queen was on. The glrls and their escorts were presented at a pep rally in October. After this pep rally, students voted ln their third period classes to determine the flnallsts. Commented Vlckl Pugh, junior, l knew most all the girls. l just voted for the ones that represented my clubs. After this vote, nine lucky Up, up. and away. Student Congress members, senlors Chrlsty Yeary, Chuck Flsher, Mark Long, and Mlke Rodenbaugh release the Homecoming balloons. Student Life girls were named as finalists. Traditionally, there are only eight finalists. This year, there was a tie for eighth place which added an extra girl to the flnal ballot. After the finalists were named, more posters were put up and the campaigning continued. Each glrl and her escort, along with the rest of the school, waited for the flnal vote to determine the wlnner. ln the meantime, there was plenty to be done by other groups Involved wlth homecoming. Members of Student Congress counted the ballots for Homecoming Queen to ensure that the count was honest. They also ran the balloon sales and made rules for hall decorating. The week of Homecoming, the hall decorating began. The sophomore and senior classes began to decorate the first chance they got. by 5 The juniors decided to walt Q, , -f id until they had their theme completely thought out. Continued on page 25 . 1? ' N1 1' one-3 ... N fs Y .-.W -1 'W , . I K 0 tgp' :Isp , ,Aff Q JJ, Mb I ' gr' ' ' so if TF, Us 1 l..e' 1 .s !l.g ish