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an outhouse, holding Brian Brooks and Bateman upperjg corsages frightjg and the spa f . supper, enjoyed by Katherine Staton fbelowj. Ceremonies of the crown- ing by Mr. Victor E. Stew- art fleftj and the kiss frightj are for homecoming queen Kelly Easley. Her escort is Mike Frisby lbottomj. 43
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. . balloons. . . and more balloons were set with helium by Pam Ingram and Mike Shaw, members ofthe Student Council. thsiddbs nine homecoming maids and their escorts, ell as the homecoming queen, were introduced in- ually in the pre-game ceremonies. Senior maid n Holland is escorted onto the court by junior dy Cates fabovej. :VA uf P iff' Selling red, white and blue balloons was the job belonging to many varieties of clowns. The jesters roamed the gym and halls before the pep rally and Southern Beau Pageant, peddling the balloons. Shannon Barber and John Thiele, seniors, are ready to do their duty ofadding to the home- coming festivities. T 9 45
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