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Highlight Homecoming Cathy and the Countdowns provided entertainment for Warren ' s Winter Homecoming sock-hop. Crowning Fall Homecoming festivities were six lovely Fidler, Sue Layton, Queen Karen Walker, Jani Pauley, Warrenites. The court consisted of (left to right) Debbie Janet Rumph, and Nena Andorn.
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Team Victories, Crowning of New Queen Among the many elections in which we participate during the year, two of the more important ones were our selections of Fall and Winter Homecoming queens. Each sea- son was highlight ed by the Homecoming game when we wore mums, anxiously awaited the crowning of a new queen, greeted alumni and friends, and attended the sock-hop fol- lowing the game. Homecoming this year, as in the past, brought great spirit to our Warriors, a happy queen, hard work for those involved, and much enjoyment by those attending. Dressed for a special homecoming routine, Warriorettes practice for half-time entertainment. During half-time ceremonies, Linda Faulkenberg, 1965 Queen, crowned the 1966 Winter Homecoming Queen, Joy Henard. Mums sold by the journalism department embellished the attire of female fans at Winter Homecoming.
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Social Activities Play Important Part An education is more than just learning, it is also becoming prepared to face maturity and the world of which we are a part. Educa- tors throughout the country are studying high schools and high school students. They have decided that social activities, clubs, and participation in che things outside schoolwork are more than just extra-curricular activities. They are now being considered co-curricular because of their necessity in forming a well- rounded individual. Warren strives to make her students as well-rounded as possible. Co-curricular ac- tivities are important parts of our three year stay here. Seniors, for the first time this year, at- tended a Tudor Dinner before Christmas, which was a project of their English classes. Our attendance at sports events gave us a chance to boost our many teams. Sock-Hops, sponsored by the Student Council, gave us a chance to relax and try our luck at all the new dances sweeping the country. Dressed in the style of medieval England, trumpeters added to the Christmas celebration of the Tudor Dinner. Jolly green giant Marty Miggenburg and Sarah Money entertained at the Wigwam convocation. 12
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