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1... monnnfia-lil , r .a r 1 '- twxgcf-, ,,., W . 5 gigs?-xp yi 9 1 i ,Li gi g S iyya A ,. S AA,:, - a '- -mg Jikkkr , , .,,, ,gm . Second place, freshmen. Third place, juniors. Honorable mention, seniors. At last the dance started. Balcony and downstairs Jere both packed as tight as possible. At 10:30 p.m. the ueens and their handsome escorts walked down the white arpet to the royal section ofthe dance floor. Accompany- ng her Royal Highness Marilyn, was Ronnie Andres. The 'ther escorts were, for the senior queen, Doug Shank, ophomore queen, Bill Rozeneg and freshman queen, Jerry Joss. ,Tack Buxton called the crowd to attention and an- ounced float winners. First place was the Sophomore Zlass with ''SweetOld-FashionedGirl , second place was ie Freshman Class with Cinderella , and third place ras the Junior Class with Birth of a Queen, Seniors got honorable mention with Dreamboat. Hair was being pulled and fingernails were being bitten. Finally, after what seemed an eternity, Jack said to a dead silence, The 1957 Homecoming Queen is ----- - Marilyn Slover. The crowd went wild! Janet Pound, last year's queen, placed the cown on the proud head of Qieen Marilyn, and Jack presented to her a watch and a bouquet of roses. Although the other classes wanted their own candidate to win, everyone was happy with the popular decision of the public and the students of Sullivan High School. Jack claimed the first dance with the newly crowned queen, and they had the dance floor all to them- selves for a few minutes. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl in a sweet old-fashioned surrev. First place, sophomores. -1 M'r '--0-Wat. 1' IN i rw EU flLB'FP+5Hiufv.rD 8191. I5
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1 RIGHT: Mr. Marrs and Barry roll out the white carpet. UPPER LEFT: Gloria, Jean, Phyllis, Rose Mary and Ka prepare to make a big noise. LEFT MIDDLE: Stanley Richard, Bob, Danny, Dick, and Tom turn to the fir chief profession. LOWER LEFT: Wanda, Pat, Gary, an Janet solve a float puzzle. It was a chilly night, but the stands were packed o both sides. Floats were at the south end of the field fo everyone to admire their beauty. Gridiron boys of th- team of 1932, the last Redskin team to win the Okaw Valle Conference championship, were honored guests at the foot ball game. Members of that team were Harmon Baggett John Ballinger, Richard Barclay, Harold Bathe, Williar Briscoe, Capt., Guy D. Carnine, Wayne Carnine, Loyli Davis, William Dwyer, Elmer Dunscomb, Richard Duns comb, John English, Hugh Grote, Ray Hollonbeck, Wilbe Hancock, Everett Keyes, Clyde Lilly, Pearl S. Lanum Howard Poland, George Poland, Richard Poland, Jac Poland, Thomas Pound, Joe McLaughlin, William Kinsel James Smith, Paul Wiley, PaulMcDavid, WilliamRichard Son, and Talmadge Reeser. Their coach that year wa, Clark Dennis. This year marked the 25th anniversary c that victorious season. The record for that year was the best Sullivan ha, seen in quite a few years. There were only three team, who scored against the Redskins that year, and they wer. Bethany, 7, Oakland, 65 and Bement, 7. Right before the game got underway, the queens wer driven onto the field in new convertibles. At last the tw teams made their entrance, and every man, woman, an child yelled at the top of his lungs. Both teams were doin their best to come out the winner of this 1957 Sulliva Homecoming game. Cerro Gordo was fighting hard, bi Sullivan was just too much for them. We finished vic torious, 19-0.
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