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'Q 2 Ti Dancing io the music of The Renegades, over 450 couples experiment with new dance steps.
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Downpour tails to dampen excitement ol Homecoming Eager fans and anxious participants were disappointed as the traditional half-time cer- emonies were washed out by a week of hard rain. This was the first time in years that the ceremony had to be cancelled. As a result of the cancellation, the traditional announce- ment and crowning of the Queen and her court were postponed until the dance the fol- lowing night. In addition to the dis appointed royalty was the Marching Band who had spent weeks rehearsing an intricate marching routine for half-time festivities. However, the downpour failed to dampen the teamis spirit as the Bull- dogs forged ahead to beat the Topeka West Chargers and win their first home game of the season. Forming the traditional honor guard on the soggy field were senior Kay Cees and the Honor Pep members. As the team ran onto the iield, the pepsters freed over 150 red and white helium balloons. Nominated by Varsity Football Lettermen, the Homecoming Attendants are Nancy Ernst, Anne Bolton, Sandy Merkey, The 1967 Homecoming Princesses are Marylyn Waters and Marsha Angell. Joanne Fassnacht, Evelyn Gatson, Shirley Peghee and Linda Williams.
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Homecoming Royalty reigns at Stairway to the Stars A record number of over 900 watched as the royal court was presented and Carol Hol- liday was crowned the 1967 Homecoming Queen. Carol received the crown from Bas- ketball Letterman John Poindexter. Returning to carry out the tradition of giving the new Queen a dozen red roses was the 1966 Home- coming Queen, Ann Pittman. Creating a heaven-like effect, the entrance included a fountain and a white parachute cloud ceiling. Also, a Stariway to the Stars was made by a spillway of stars cascading down the stairs. Centerpieces, consisting of small stirofoam blocks stacked as stairs, were placed on the tables in the dining room where chaperones served guests punch and cake. N Couples danced the night away to the music 1' of The Renegades. Q Preseming ,heir version of n-I-he Lenerff me the guitar- Waiting for punch and cake, friends talk about the Home- ists of The Renegades. coming victory over the Topeka West Chargers. Before crowning the Queen, Basketball Letterman John Poindexter carries the crown to the throne. lhvmlar l 1 iL.IS if Qt. , ,
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