South Central High School - Orbit Yearbook (Union Mills, IN)

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Highlights Homecoming Activities A kiss on the cheek is rated by Miss Deardorff after being crowned by co-captain, Dick Wright. Taking her place at the throne, Miss Cathy Deardorff is surrounded by her court: Miss Joni Satoski, Miss Jan Fryar, Miss Diane Yagelski, Miss Shelli Wright, and Miss Kathy Hiigli. Many activities were centered around the second annual Homecoming game. The activities, which were sponsored by the Student Senate, included decorating, a bonfire the night before the game, the crowning of the queen, and a dance after the game. White mums accented by red, white, and blue were sold as Homecom- ing corsages by the junior class. Also, the sophomore class built a platform at the edge of the football field for the queen. The freshman, sophomore, and junior classes each nominated one girl to act as a princess. These girls were Shelli Wright, Kathy Hiigli, and Joni Satkoski, respectively. The queen was chosen from three girls nominated by the senior class. These girls were Cathy Dear- dorff, Jan Fryar, and Diane Yagelski. The entire student body voted for the queen by casting penny votes. Cathy Deardorff was crowned queen of the 1968 Homecoming. In a startling game, the LaLumiere Leopards defeated the Satellites by a score of 33--26.

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Queen Crowning Who will win? This is the question in Diane Yagel- ski's, Jan Fryar's, and Cathy Deardorff's mind as they prepare for the crowning ritual. Shelli Wright, Kathy Hiigli, and Joni Satkoski are anxiously awaiting the Homecoming Ceremonies. The grandstands are filled with enthusiastic fans responding to the cheerleader's yells in an effort to boost the Satellites football team. 6

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Convocation and Queen Crowning The Senior Future Homemakers of America sponsored their annual Christmas Dance on De- cember 16. Nine girls were nominated as candidates for the queen from the different organizations in the school. Those girls were: D.C.E., Karen Howell; Drama Club, Lynn Goodwin; F.H.A., Penny Younggreen; F.T.A., Peg Gardner; Health Careers, Jeanne Huhnke; GUYS, Devona Wake- man; Honor Society, Jan Fryar; Pep Club, Kathy Hiigli; and Student Senate, Mary Clark. The queen was selected by the penny vote sys- tem at ten o'clock that evening. Miss Penny Younggreen was crowned queen at this time. Miss Jeanne Huhnke was announced as the first runner-up while the second runner-up was Miss Kathy Hiigli. Student Senate President, Butch Egolf, places the crown on Queen Penny Younggreen as other candidates, Devona Wake man, Jeanne Hunke, and Kathy Hiigli congratulatingly look on. Butch Egolf announces the 1968 Christmas Queen as predecessor, Dianna Garner, awaits the crowning task. Penny Younggreen is surrounded by first run- ner-up, Jeanne Hunke and second runner-up, Kathy Hiigli. 8