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Jaye Seymour Is Chosen Homecoming Queen

a sure winner as there had been in Honeys, three of who were cheer­
previous years,” commented Junior leaders. From those five girls, grades
Shelly Cameron. seven through twelve chose their
The outcome of the election was the favorite, taking into consideration
closest in years, but there was enough school service, spirit, and personality.
As the people in the grandstands sat in
of a margin to determine that Jaye was
quiet expectation, Senior Class Preceding the final game of the season
the winner.
President Larry Goldstein prepared to was a parade including various class
crown )aye Seymour Homecoming The Varsity Football team took on the banners, cheerleaders, and the five
Queen. “It didn’t seem like there was task of nominating the five Panther Panther Honeys.

MAKING HOMECOMING a family affair,
Panther Honey Nancy Hill rides in the
pre-game parade with her brother, Teddy Hill,
as escort and her father as chauffeur.

LOOKING MORE THAN JUST FINE, Cheer­
leader Leslie Fine rides around the track during
the parade with escort Steve Barger. She later
said that she was glad that she finally had a
chance to sit and watch a game instead of cheer.

HEAD CHEERLEADER LESLIE CECIL, who
felt that she was representing the school, the
football team, and the cheerleaders, is escorted
by senior Mitch Lasky before the game.

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