The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, October 05, 1961, Section Two, Image 12
Congratulations! To the Winners of The Homecoming Parade and the OHS Royalty TIIK TEAL’HI'.KS AWA4I) went to this float constructed by the Junior class. It was given the "best constructed award. The large telephone has the letters, “IMaJ OILS for Victory," Inscribed In the circle. “l.KT’S HOI* TO VICTORY” theme depicted with a large rabbit and V represented the freshman class float at the Homecoming parade Friday afternoon. ! - THE SENIORS used this old oar as their float entry for the Home coining parade Friday. A similar oar was driven ahead of this one with a sign, “Senior Float Next.” “HAVE BALL WILL SCORE” offers the sophomore class for this entry in the Friday parade. The entry won second place. Winning floats were presented to the crowd at half time during the Atkinson O’Neill game that evening. FRESHMEN predicted a score “gamble"’ in their float for the Homecoming parade Friday. The float tied for third place with the Pep club float. OHS ROYALTY was presented Friday at lialf t me durint; tin- Vikmson-O'Nelll *ame Vl< rna llntter Held and Jerry Klleoin were crowned as queen an t ki >K an I their attendants were ns follow*: (1. to r ) Oieryl Craves, freshman; Connie Morrow, sophomo <*; 1>1 >ne t.raves anil Itieh Hill. Juniors; Jay Meloy, sophomore, anti Don llavranek, freshman. Burk ro i, senior attendants, Connie Brockman and Mike Fletcher. ' Hr ISJf*T TOI'CH DECISION for tin- students to elect a. II omccomliiK Qu<-»n from such pretty ulrS. There were five candidates for tills honor which went to JVferna lliiltcrftcld. Connie Itroekiilun \ijis senior at tcndnnt. Shown lie.e an Vick t.edwlllo, Ilene Nel on nd Itoiinie ItieRC, the three other candidate*. FIRST PLACE AWARD went to the Future Homemaker* oi America lor tlioir “I dder Defeat" float with two goats and bale* of hay; the latter represented the Atkinson team which Is known as the “Balers.” iUJi PEP CLUB MEMBERS would have difficulty using this large megaphone in their cheering. It wan attractive enough to win them a third place tie in th - Homecoming parade Friday, however, and they didn’t need a magaphone to handle the cheers for th game that evening. ^ THE ATKINSON' BALERS should have been o i their toes Friday night alter thin warning. Holland •John .n (broken angle in cast) hauls the “O” clu > float which urges, “Spread Em Out Eagle*."