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Players’ Punctuality Perplexes Princesses Climaxing the Homecoming pageantry was the half- time presentation of the court of princesses. Amidst confusion caused by the untimely arrival of the football players, the candidates bravely crossed the field. Anx- iety was evident on the faces of princesses Sara Burgess, Debbie Campbell, Linda Corbin, Beverly Morelli, and Betty Rankin. The crowd’s delighted shrieks shattered the silence as Debbie Campbell was announced 1967 Homecoming Queen. While being crowned by Mr. Crump, she was presented a bouquet of red roses by last year s queen, Mary Ann Bidgood. The following night the queen and her court were introduced to the students at the Homecoming Dance. After the presentation, Debbie and her court, with their escorts, opened the royal dance and were later joined by the remaining couples. Debbie Campbell embarks on her symbolic victory ride. The newly-crowned queen beams radiantly. Mr. Crump coronates Homecoming Queen Debbie Campbell. 21
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Surrounded by her court of princesses and their escorts, Debbie Campbell begins her reign as the 1967 Homecoming Queen. 20
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Craven’s Chorus Line Highlights Merriment Pleasantville Barbershop Quartet serenades the citizens. Moonlighting teachers entertain as the Faculty Fillies”. Musical follies from the eighteen nineties enlivened the evening, amusing a capacity crowd. Featuring the Faculty Fillies and a genuine Barbershop Quartet, the annual SC A Variety Show donned a musical theme. Under the direction of Mac Phillips, Pleasantville, Iowa, 1890, was reinacted, complete with a town cop and gossipy women. Officer O’Toole, portrayed by Mike Davenport, introduced the talent, which har- monized with the theme. A humorous performance was given by rejected lover A. J. Sligh and his sweetheart Daisy, depicted by Sandy Emerson. The lovesick Bachelors Four sang of their heartbreaking experiences, begging their lost loves to return. All the residents of Pleasantville joined in a grand finale to conclude an exceptional produc- tion. 22 As Officer O’Toole, Mike Davenport sings a rousing welcome.
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