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

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Bonfire Ignites Homecoming Homecoming is probably the most popu- lar and exciting football game of the whole year. Students are busy preparing for this event for weeks in advance, and when the final night arrives, the stands are packed with wild and roaring fans. It is the tradi- tion at South Central that the night before the game the seniors throw a spirited bonfire to set the action rolling. The student senate takes charge of everything, and the sopho- mores have the task of making the queen's platform. Every class is responsible for having a display that is judged by the teach- ers for the most school spirit. Shelli Wright beams radiantly after being crowned the 1970 Homecoming Queen. Co-captains Mike Grieger and Don Pulver present her with a bouquet of roses. Posing for pictures, makes it the real thing . Sophomore girls are happily working on the queen's plat- form for the big event.

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The glamour and excitement of homecoming, the emotional involve- ment of fall plays and spring musicals, the glitter of proms, and the tears and happiness of graduation reveal a part of our personalities never seen before. School activities mold and shape our personalities into NEW DIMENSIONS. With student life activities school is more than just completing an assignment or cramming for a test!

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The 1970 Homecoming Court, FRONT: Escorts M. Busse, D. Leek, D. Grieger. TOP: 5. Boyd, Queen S. Wright, C. Kitchell. MIDDLE: Escorts J. Schweizer, D. Eaton, V. Peek. Princesses D. Goodwin, B. Schlundt, D. Metts, Escorts D. Marks and B. Fryar plainly show that it ain't easy ! These seniors are helping to generate spirit by adding wood to the fire . I. Becker and E. King are excidngly preparing the junior exhibit.