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Fall
Festival Queen
A
queen was crowned at the Fall Fun Festival sponsored by the DIAL
Staff after a hilarious evening of games and joy making. The
queen was Mildred Milligan, who was led to the throne by Earl
Gray. Mildred was attended by Mary Adams with Luther
Deniston, Betty Grater with Donald Lence, and Sarah Baker will
Bill Hudgens. The crown bearer was Jimmie Bolen who in a
realistic ceremony gave the crown of shining silver to Robert
McCormack who in turn crowned Mildred Milligan as 1941 Fun
Festival Queen. A photograph was made and an exit procession
followed. Mildred was dressed in a white formal and wore a
corsage of white flowers. A year previously Mildred's sister
was crowned Football Queen. By R. M.
Football
Queen
Followiing
the completion of the football schedule the annual football
banquet was held. At this annual banquet, served by the
mothers, the Football Queen of 1941 was crowned. Martha Mae
Marberry was crowned queen by Roy Ragsdale who was football
captain. The other candidates for queen, Joann Smith,
Coralie Lunde, and Betty Grater, also were present. By R. M.
Our
Coaches
Under
the able coaching and leadership of Mr. Frank Bridges, the
athletic seasons proved very successful. Mr. Bridges showed
his coaching ability in basketball by leading the Terriers through
one of the best seasons they have ever had. He also had
charge of the boys' physical education and sponsored the boys in
the "C" Club.
Congratulations
to a good coach and a loyal man. By R. R.
Mr.
Bowen coached the Freshman and Sophomores and had the difficult
task of training them for their future participation in athletics
at C. C. H. S. The boys were so well trained that by the end
of the season some of them were playing on the first teams.
Bowen's Pups showed very good prospects for honors in the years to
come.
To a
splendid fellow and a friend of all, we give our thanks for his
excellent coaching. By R. R.
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