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Show Homecoming Royalty to be I rather than we The Homecoming Committee has announced that there will be only one Homecoming Queen after having considering the alternative or having six queens representing different organizations, which was suggested by Tallie Caveness. Caveness suggested that a finalist from Oriental, Chicano Indian White Black and International Student sponsors be selected by judges in theHomecoming queen interviews held Wednesday night. The six girls selected by the judges would then officiate over the Homecoming activities in place of the traditional queen. According to the Homecoming Committee, Caveness' suggestion came too late in the plans for. the Homecoming Queen Judging and plans could not be changed. Instead, judges interviewed and selected from sixty applicants fourteen finalists and will choose the Queen and her attendants Friday night in the final judging. Girls were judged Wednesday night on poise, femininity, personality and charm and were rated on a one to 25 scale by the judges. The judges, Lynn Lehman, Rob Branch, Jeff Baker, Dean Collett, Terry Wood, and Crover Thompson were selected according ac-cording to Annette Millor to include people from a variety of occupations oc-cupations and interests. Miss Millor stated that 99 percent of those asked to judge the contest were unable to accept and that judges were chosen as late as Wednesday afternoon. Finalists selected by the judges following individual interviews are Peggy Ann Aamodt, Marilyn Criffiths, Mary Colthrope, Pauline Cold-thorpe, Cold-thorpe, Lee Ann Neal, Susan Barker, Anne Peterson, Phillide Carney, Elizabeth Whitesides, Joan Moody, Paula Reese, Jeanne Nebeker, Edna Lowery and Shelby Mays. Finalists will be judged Friday night on appearance, evening dress and school dress. The queen and her attendants will be announced following the judging. |