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Impatiently awaiting the revealing of the two to right) Linda Schomer, Doug Cottingham, Peggy
who will reign over the evening's festivities Schomer, Dennis Floot, Elsie M iller, Jim
are the 1964-65 Homecoming candidates, (left Johnson, Karyl Ronsin, and Doug Lacey.

The Junior Class float, "Off With Their Heads",
won top honors in the parade of floats.

Like a page out of a storybook, Homecoming
brought many exciting events and a happy
ending. A traditional parade through town began
the main stream of activities. The Junior Class
was rewarded for their efforts by winning first
place for their float, "Off With Their Heads".
The evening's festivities began when our deter­
mined football team won over Ashland, 19-0.
The halftime program was climaxed by the
crowning of Queen Elsie Miller and King Doug
Cottingham. Following the game, the semi- Homecoming royalty, Queen Elsie Miller and King
formal dance was held in the gym decorated in Doug Cottingham, proudly gaze over their newly ac­
conjunction with the theme, "Fairytale Land . quired domain.