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r Fewer But Livelier Classes Compare Spirit; Share Laughter, Pride Each of this year ' s rallies held special surprises. We were visited by alumnus cheerleader Mark Taylor, and several times by stray do , ' s. We remember Mr. Puailoa ' s speech, the weird c-choes of the stadium rally, Yvonne DuBo:,; ' saving the burning auditorium with her glasses of water, Mike Hayes and Jim Nauman ' s insane but fantastic car races, and the crash of the raincoated trike rider. The sense of continuity from rally to rally was provided by our sunny song and cheerleaders; the seesawing compt-tition for the spirit oar; spiq- pep band songs; and the Alma Mater ' s punctu- ation: HAIl. TO THEE! In.i Dccler. Martha McKee and Shcri Campbell: proof that Royals have sex appeal. During a . ' ikit, Van Gerritsen wonders: will they do it on the road. ' ' Tho?e who attended the rallies wanted to be there.
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Aware that friends on all sides are seeing, feeling, and thinking, one feels independent yet not alone. Mike Brainard crushed the DP wreck in hopes to crush their football team. Yvonne laughs over Karen ' s excuses. 16
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Not By Letter men Homecoming Royalty Elected By Seniors This special Friday evening began as a colorful and fluttering car caravan fought the wind through Santa Barbara. This parade made its way from MacKenzie Park to La Playa Stadium, where a difficult game against Cabrillo began. But certainly the height of the evening, the announcement of Homecoming Queen, came at half-time. Queen Debbie Lord describes the experience: Every- thing was quiet, and for that second everything stopped. When they announced my name I couldn ' t believe it. Getting to be a princess was impossible, but this ... Praise must be given to Diane Duncan and other volunteers who helped make Saturday ' s dance truly memorable. Before a colorful castle backdrop, sounds of the St. Jerome Reading filled the dance floor easily and often. Gail Ir ' ine, 1969 Queen, enters the dance with Mike Salas. ■Dr ' St TkAS Jill Mueller and Keith Coffman lived and expressed the music of St. Jerome Reading. Debbie Lord lives a moment I ' ll remember forever : the moment she learned she is Homecoming Queen, 1969. 18 ri
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