Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Former Homecoming Queen Pauline Brown pre- sented roses to Commercial Club Queen Sharon Kammer with escort jim Pfeiffer. Amid The Splendor of Colored Floats Impossible, was the cry that arose from the student body when it was announced that Shaler's 1966 Homecoming would be held on October l. just two weeks remained for the construction of floats. The shock soon wore off, however, and the results were ten impressive floats adhering to the theme of Eras In American History. Of the ten floats presented, the following four were chosen as finalists : The Band, depicting The Boston Tea Party with Queen Jane Szymanskig the Senior Class and the First Loco- motive with its Queen Beth Starrg the Commercial Club's Space Age with Queen Sharon Kammerg and the Art Clubls model of the VVright Brothers' Spirit of St. Louisn with its Queen Karen Krotzer. As Queen of the first place Band float, Jane Szyman- ski was crowned Homecoming Queen for l960. The creativity of the floats helped to lighten the only un- happy note of the day - the game score. The Tigers of North Allegheny defeated the Huskies 29 to 7. Although the Band float may not have been seaworthy, it was good enough to take first place iakfw-.1 i? I '-:kv ' EM at ' X , ,xr ,, . .i ,Aff F jigs? af If if?

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Jane Szymamski Becomes 1966 Homecoming Queen Chug chug steamed the Senior Class float as it screeched into second place. 'Twas the night before Homecoming and all through the garage . . . The thrill of being the 1966 Homecoming Queen was shown by the smile of Jane Szymanski, who was attended by Denise Polecritti and Gail Maranoski. 9