Vallejo High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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Homedoming i i il' ijllwl W JW W' iii iw' W' Pom Pon girls at Waterfront Rally The turnout for the annual Homecoming Rally at Water- front Park broke all previous attendance records. Starting at the high school, the parade went along Amador and Georgia Streets to the waterfront, where the many gaily decorated cars were judged. The winner of the Best Decorated Car Award was Virginia White, with the badly beaten body of a Santa Rosa Panther protruding from a hugh trash can atop her '53 Ford. The unbounded enthusiasm of the yell leaders and synchroniz- ed routine of the pom pon girls materially contributed to the spirited participation of the students. On Saturday afternoon a l:OO p.m. kickoff launched a muddy, yet well-played Apache-Panther duel. The Apaches were out-scored Zi-13, but certainly not beaten. A large crowd braved the cold rain and witnessed the crown- ing of the l96l Homecoming Queen, Evelyn Dudgeon, at half- time. Her lovely attendants were Doris Fisher and Carol Saal. - Later, at the Homecoming Dance, the queen was again in- troduced, and reigned over this final Homecoming event. Our Student Body President awards prize for best decorated car.