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“GO BIG GREEN is cry of Coach Kozacik as she lectures the “team at the assembly. SPIRITED BOOSTERS. CHEERLEADERS, seniors, and band members make up this prize-winning float. Preparations, teamwork, fun . . . The high point of Whiting High’s homecoming 1966 came when John Bajzatt, Student Council treasurer, crowned Miss Linda Galambos, Whiting’s Homecoming Queen of the 1966 football season. This was done during the half-time festivities. The events leading up to this started five days before. Monday night found the social room full of student boosters painting signs and banners for the parade. The City Barn was humming with much activity as the senior girls put together their prize-winning float. Farris’ Garage was the scene of the decoration of the first prize winning car, the junior class officers' car. WHS students all dressed in black as Morton Mourning 10
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HOMECOMING COURT FOR 1966: Karen Butkovich, junior attend- Linda Galambos, Homecoming Queen; Bonnie Banik, senior attendant; ant; Bonnie Stam. senior attendant; Diane Jansky, sophomore attendant; and Becky Reynolds, freshman attendant. MAKING AN EFFORT to smile in spite other tears, Linda receives the crown from John Bajzatt. Student Council treasurer, while Emerson Kendall, the new queen’s escort, looks on. . . . Memories linger in our minds Day came on Wednesday. Thursday, green and white attire was in order for a school-wide wish for victory. Thursday also brought the parade. Girls shivered in bareshouldered dresses as seniors Bonny Banik, Bonnie Stam, and Linda Galambos wished each other luck, Attendants Karen Butkovich, junior; Diane Jansky, sophomore; and Becky Reynolds, freshman, found the excitement almost too great to bear. The bonfire after the parade not only warmed shivering bodies, but also reminded students of the next event—the game. Even though Morton beat Whiting, the memorable crowning of the queen and the dance afterwards made the score seem unimportant. The night ended as couples danced dreamily to the music of the “Vanguards.” I
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