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T ' f fd . Q. 21 ' .17 BOON BRANDON 'talks with Queen Marion Gaines as Tex Hallum and lpana Poer laugh at something. aines Reigned Cver The Wildest Yet RAH RAHH Homecoming was the wildest thing on the campus last fall. The day was filled with fanatical parades, honking motorcades, dazed alumni, mass class- cutting, and generally all noise. The girls decorated for the dance to be held that night and the boys built their exhibits- all except the juniors that is. Toothless Tom Fuller con- structed a mechanical corpse which rose up and down out of a grave. This was designed to symbolize a dead G.M.A. Cadet, who incidentally forgot to die. Anyway the Seniors won the float prize and the dance was a smashing success. The football team selected Marion Gaines as Queen. and in her court were Helen Hallum, Mary Adair Dorsey, Annabelle Campbell, and Margaret Poer. There were flowers for parents and old memories for alumni. who were astounded at the amount of spirit pos- sessed by the student body. Faculty members had their hey- day too trying to Hpacki' old grads who retaliated in kind. All in all the day was filled with bedlam and celebration, which managed to quiet by nightime for the cool tempo of the band at the dance. VARSITY AND J-V cheerleaders lead fantical masses in pep rally march around +he campus. A
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