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Page 86 text:
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J{o o necomin ' 9 Our Queen says — Hil Fall is the time for burning leaves, playing football, or watching the game on Friday nights; fall is also the time for Homecoming. The opening kickoff of the game might have been the official beginning of this year ' s Home- coming Program for some, but for others, the crowning of the Homecoming Queen was the event for which we were all waiting. As the results were announced, Carolyn Juergens, last year ' s queen, placed the crown upon the head of Bonnie Smith who reigned as Queen for the festivities of the evening. Dave gives kiss. a congratulatory Our Queen . . . and Kings The crown passes — The Court: Barbara Barthng, Shirley Lewis, Joyce Garber, Queen Bonnie Smith, Janet McCarley, Susan Wiley, Ginny Schanher
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Mr. John Williams, Director Silvan Leffel and Janet McCarley, Acc(;mpanists GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB f M Vl ' ROW I: Joan Getz, Pat Foster, Charla Cole, Jackie Collier, Maria Copeland, Cathy Cox, Madaline Berry ROW II: Sue Cannon, Judy Ross, Sharon Brown, Claudia Murphy, Carolyn Miller, Lois VanArsdale ROW III: Judy Parish, Peggy Ferryman, Beryl Boggess, Marilyn Davis, Bonnie Rader, Anita Hay, Diana Kildow ROW IV: Gail Walls, Carole Blake, Debbie Alexander, Peggy Stewart, Vicki Seymour, Vicki Holton A CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS B CHOIR OFFICERS SEATED: Julie Lewis, Secretary; Richard Cory, President; Jeanne Utterback, Treasurer STANDING: Mr. Williams; Daryl Yoder, Vice-President Candy Bercaw, Secretary; Linda Miller, Treasurer; Mary Howell, President; Jon Sultzbach, Vice-President Jane 81
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(L)aoie JjawAins Dance All school years hav e a tendency to slow down at times; it takes something special to stimulate ihe lagg- ing interest. Shawnee ' s first annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was just the right medicine. Kathy Ruef and Steve Wertz reigned as Daisy Mae and Li ' l Abner. With the crowning of Bob Rutan as undisputed hog- calling champion of the night and the granting of of- ficial Dog Patch marriage licenses, this very success- ful dance shows every sign of becoming a worthwhile tradition.
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