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Pumpkin Festival Draws Record Breaking Crowd This year’s Pumpkin Festival was most definitely a success. The people came to see the carnival, gift items, and class stands, not to mention the parade, led by pumpkin queen court on their float. The court consisted of two candidates from each class: S. Trevethan and D. Wolfram, senior candidates; M. Hawes and D. Aurand. junior candidates; L. Deutsch and S. Determan, sophomore candidates; L. Holland and D. Holland, freshman candidates. This year’s eighth reigning Pumpkin Queen, D. Wolfram, was crowned at 10:00 a.m., October 31, a cold Saturday morning, in front of her court and her public admirers. The Warren Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Pumpkin Festival each year. An appealing aspect is the fact that there is something for everyone. Games and contests were provided for the children, while dances were provided for the teenagers and adults. Then to finish up, the Bucket Brigade left the public slightly wet and doubling over with laughter. This page, top. last year's queen. J. Vondra, crowning the new reigning queen. D. Wolfram. Bottom, the pumpkin court riding their float in the parade. Opposite page. top. the Pumpkin Court, top row. S. Trevethan. D. Holland. J. Vondra. L. Holland. S. Determan. bottom row, L. Deutsch. D. Wolfram. M. Hawes. D. Aurand. Bottom left, the Freeport Shriners demonstrate their talents to the public's delight. Bottom right, the Frontiersmen also join in the parade festivities. 18 Pumpkin Festival
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Class Competition Added to Homecoming Activities This year a new feature was added to Homecoming festivities — class competition. One afternoon was set aside for tricycle races, egg toss, musical chairs, and tug-of-war. Juniors captured first place all around. With the weather on our side the parade was held as scheduled. Once again. Juniors came in first with their version of “Boogie on Down for a Touchdown” in float competition. Top. Queen Sharon Trevethan and King Tracy The race is on as students crowd around to watch Lancaster wait for the parade to get underway. Above. Homecoming class competition. 20 Homecoming
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