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even F or i .row n By MIKE BOWER in the election,' and witnessed an exten­ oficially introduced to the-student body is now president, 1 Jazz Festival Prin- C6rritos Football Team. Sandy is a LINDA REED is the Pep Squad'? sive night campaign by many of the ' cess 1968, Miss Shamrock 1968, and she Executive Editor during yesterday's pep rally" in the Stu­ world class figure skater and has com­ selection. Linda is a resident of Lake- For seven Cerritos College coeds candidates the evening of election day. received a Bronze Falcon in the Spring dent Center. peted in a number of beauty contests. wood and attended Artesia High School. Tuesday morning, October 15, brought The announcement began three weeks of 1968. Her future plans call for Cal CYNDI EVANSON has been selected She likes water skiing, dancing, skating, The 5'3" brown-haired, ' brown-eyed a moment that they will long remember .' of activities for the seven girls in which State LA and a career in food photo­ as. the- Wrestling Team's, candidate. sophomore is a Business Law major and ind one that should lead to many equally one of them will be selected Homecom­ graphy. and weight training in her spare time. Cyndi is a Legal Secretary major at' a member of the pep squad as a song memorable experiences. ing Queen' for 19681 The final queen JUDY MIKKELSEN is the Sweet­ Among her titles are Miss Cerritos-Ar- 1 CerrilOs arid hopes to become an execu­ The mementous Occasion was the an­ election will be held October 23 all day. heart of Circle K. The blue-eyed blonde tesia 1968 and Third Place World Gold leader, and Big 'C". Linda has ap­ tive secretary "upon graduation. The peared in Cerritos College drama pro­ nouncement of the 1968. Homecoming i Among the other ROyal activities will sophomore Dental Hygiene major grad­ Skate Classic 1967. She plans to work 57" brown-eyed,- browri-haired sopho­ ductions and has won several award:- Court. The seven young- ladies earned be a Frisbee Contest today featuring the- uated from Covina High School and lives in some phase of social service. Sandy seven as contestants; A- giant Pizza-Eat-1 more lives*, in Bellflower and attended for her acting talent. She also enjoys the honor from an election in which the in Downey. She comes to Cerritos from resides in Cerritos and attended Downey voters selected from 18 lovely females, ing Contest sponsored by Shakey's Pizza DOwney High School. Cyrtdi is head, UCLA where she pledged Delta Delta watching sporting events and dancing,* High. THE seven who will reign Over this year's in which the > girl's' will feed their hun­ songi leader' on this year's pep squad Delta and was the Sweetheart of Sigma Her future plans call for work. ' arid belongs to Big C and Alpha! Gamma festivities. _' griest representative in a battle of THE Chi. Her activities at Cerritos include JOYCE PUHARICH, a 5'6" brown- TINA ROMERO is being supported Sigma. She, likes to spend her spare The seven are Cyndi Evanson, Nancy mouths and stomachs; a.Mini-Skirt Show being a member of the pep squad as a haired, brown-eyed sophomore Spanish by the Veterans Club. Tina is a 5'4" time 'dancing, Jewing, water skiing, and Heaton; Judy Mikkelsen, Saiidy Pearson, . with the'young ladies modeling outfits;, song leader, and a reporter on talon major, is LDS Clubs choice for Home­ brown-eyed brunette sophomore major­ • playing' tennis; • .''''. Joyce Puharich, Linda Reed, and'Tina "the annual Homecoming Dinner-Dance Marks. She enjoys playing the piano, coming Queen. Joyce lives in Downey ing in Dental Assisting. She likes to 1 Romero. • . at .The Airport. Marina Hotel; and of ; NANCY HEATON is the' Sweetheart swimming, and baking in addition to and graduated from Downey High. Her water ski and ice skate. She is a song A record 986 turned out to choose course the traditional, Homecoming game of .Sigma Phi.' Nancy resides in Bell- song leading, water skiing, tennis, and activities on campus include member­ leader and a member of Big C. A the '68 court and fell just short of the November 2 versus Pierce 'College.' : flower and; attended Bellflower High volleyball. She hopes to attend the USC ship in Delta Phi Omega, Big C, Song graduate Of Norwalk High School, she all-time Cerritos College voting mark. It Cyndi, Nancy, Judy, Sandy, JOyce, School. She is , a sophomore. ; Home school of Dentistry next fall and become Leader on Pep Squad, and reporter on lives in Cerritos. Her future plans, are was. the first year that night students • Linda, and Tina will be kept busy with Economics major and stands 5'3" with a dental hygenist. Talon Marks. Her hobbies include water to attend Airline School. Tina was very were given the opportunity to vote and the duties, honors, and responsibilities of. brown eyes and brown hair. Her ac­ SANDY PEARSON is a 5'6" brown- skiing, and collecting records. She plans active in student activities in high school many took advantage of it. their positions * in addition to continuing tivities at,Cerritos haye included mem­ haired, green-eyed sophomore Sociology to either continue her education or be­ and was Girl's State Representitive. She • A total of 298 night students took part their respective campaigns. Ihev were bership in Delta Phi Omega of which she major, she is being sponsored by the come an Airline Stewardess. is the Vet's Club Sweetheart for October. Telephone Service Students Use . 866-2451 ASCC Cards Ext, 382 At ii. A..Valley O ^?^F2I TOS COLLEGE 1111.0 Alondra Blvd., Norwalk, California FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, (968 YOLv Xl| NQ, 7 Falconettes M Coronation to Climax V Busily Prepare 4 '68 Homecoming Ball VHP t The Fifth Annual Homecoming Din­ are Nancy Heaton, sponsored by Sigma For Fall Events ner-Dance will be held Friday, Oct. 25, Phi;. Cindi Evanson, Wrestlers; Judy starting at 8 p.m. in the Regency Ball­ Mikkleson, Circle K; Sandy Pearson, "The girls this year have good morale room of the Airport Marina Hotel in Los football team; Joyce Puharich, LDS; as well' as good ability," according to Angeles. Linda Reed, pep squad; and Tina'Ro­ Joan Schutz, adviser to the cerritos Col­ "Ihe Olympiad", in conjunction with mero, Veterans, lege Falconette Drill Team. the "68 Olympics now in progress in The Airport Marina Hotel is located The team this year consists of 29 gu-Is, Mexico City, has been chosen as this on 8601 Lincoln BOulevard at Manchester all of whom are new with the exception year s theme for the Queen Coronation Avenue. Maps may be picked up in the of six returning twirlers. This constitutes Ball. Office of Student Affairs. the largest drill team since 1964 - 65. Music will be provided for by THE This year's captain of Falconettes is Cerritos College Stage Band and dancing Linda Harengame. According to Joan will continue until 1 a.m. As an added Schutz, she is doing a very fine ] o b. attraction, a special entertainment pro­ Olympics Prevail Linda is a returning Fakonette in her gram will be staged by "The New Es­ second year at Cerritos. She attended a tablishment'. drill team camp in Thousand Oaks last The dinner will start promptly at 8 summer. The head Falconette works Over Halftime very hard with the band and her eight p.m. Included on ihe menu will be su­ Saturday night in the'Cerritos Stadxffnl' squad leaders in making up formations preme of fresh fruit princesses, attrac­ during the intermission of the Cerritos- and routines for pre-ganie or halftime tively garnished and served irt silver El Camino game a halftime spectacular performances. cups. Ihe main course will be breast of Capon Hiev; stuffed with sweet but; was presented by THE Cerritos College On the Falconette schedule is the ler: mushroom sauce, pilaff of rice, and Marchirtg Band and five participating halftime to be performed at L.A. Valley higha school bands in the First High this Saturday night. The girls will put creen beans almondine. For dessert School Band Night. dOwn their flags and entertain the root­ baked soutlle Alaska with chocolate ers with a dance routine. The drill team sauce will be served. These five school bands met with the will also perform at Bakersfield and Climaxing the evening will be the Cerritos grOup on Saturday afternoon looking forward to the following week ROYAL HOPEFULS — Which one of these campus beauties Pearson, Tina Romero, Joyce Puharich, Judy Mikklesen. ; crowning 'of the 1968 Cerritos Homecom­ to rehearse and were provided with,a and the homecoming game on Nov. 2 willf be the next Cerritos Homecoming Queen? Hopefully; Linda Reed, and Nancy Heaton. ing Queen and the presentation of her dinner in the evening. Fifty to 60 girls who have been on Fal­ awaiting the answer are princesses Cindi Evanson, sandy TM Photo by Bob Scheider royal court. Among the regal hopefuls Awesome Presentation . conettes in previous years have been • During the pregame. activities the asked to return. They will all join to­ Students To Voice bands from Norwalk, - Excelsior,. John gether to do the traditional St. Louis Alvis Plans Year's Activities; Glenn, Artesia and Gahr high schools blues routine during homecoming half- Homecoming Calendar marched around the track in what time. ' Presidential Choices proved to be an awesome presentation Oct. 18 — Frisbee Throwing Contest, , Joan Schutz stated that something to of msuical might. watch, for would be the famous black Quad, 12 noon,. Field Trips, 'JC Day On Agenda A special ballot will be included dur­ The, halftime presentation was a sa­ light routine.
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