Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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Even though Debbie Jacobsen and Nancy Ralph smile coolly, the tension of the night is captured in Karen Johnson's face, The Queen-to-be is tapped by Bruce Norton. X w 1.1 1 Q. ' Lx- L if Hifi: 7 ' ' , ,fem ., '- -ggfx' - V ' An enthusiastic Scott Jurgens escorts Nancy onto the field,

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Queen's Night Has Pun And Fanfare The 1975 escorts were Tony Gnagy, AI Nackerud, Brad Berndt, Mark IVIcVicker, John Donahue, Tom Bramble, Scott Jurgens, and Tom Asbury, Ed Minnick hands Jeanne Beck a rose to signify her selection as a queen candidate.

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'fri 'Eff . , . 'f' I l f f 'f:.- ' Leg: if '.?',fTv-ff, il' 'ffl-.:.fV?A ,--4'l'-'I-rf'VN' Sally Stoetzel Breckner, 1974 Queen, prepares to crown Nancy Ralph, 1975 Queen. Nancy Reigns Poor weather bypassed Has- tings on Queen's Night, October 10, as Nancy Ralph was crowned the 1975 Queen. Kar- en Johnson was named the Nlaid- of-Honor. The Tigers and the Colum- bus Discoverers battled to a 7-7 tie in the annual Queen's Night game. During the week preceeding Queen's Night the seniors voted for the Queen candidates. A convocation was held in which the six candidates were tapped by football team members Scott Engelhardt, John Hill, Ed lVlin- nick, Bruce Norton, Chuck Fast, and Chip Findley. After the candidates were selected the entire student body voted forthe one girl they wan- ted to be Queen. Sally Stoetzel Breckner, the 1974 Queen, crowned Nancy Ralph at halftime. The past lVlaid-of-Honor, Vickie Alexan- der, presented Karen Johnson bouquet of roses. The Tiger marching band played at the ceremonies. Casual dress was worn for the dance held inthe HHS gym following the game. Triffit provided the music.