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Washington-Riley Roundup Highlights The Beginning A Hnew looki' for an old traditionf' establish- ed at our second football game. The old tradition: The new look: The old tradition: The new look: The Washington-Riley Roundup! The queen and her court escorted to School Field in Chev- rolet convertibles. Gloria Biebuyck and Riley's queen, Sally Yoder, exchanged bou- quets of roses at half time. Gloria interviewed on television at half time by sports announcer Bill Etherton of W N D U. Queen, court, and escorts: Queen Gloria Biebuyck, Willie Veldman, Pat Wasikowski, Jim Sabinas, Judy Tarr, Bob Zellers, Billie Goralski, Bob Zygulski, Gerri J aworski, Al Ridenour, Carolyn Pica, and Ken Ziolkowski.
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Newly Crowned Queen Accepts Crown And A Victory For Washington Beverly J erczak reigned as Queen of the 1962 Washington Basketball Court at the an- nual Washington-Central basketball game and royal festivities on January 25, 1962. Selected from homeroom 521 to com- pete against six senior queen candidates, Bev- erly waited excitedly with the other finalists for the half time announcement that made her queen. Part of her royal duties included the traditional exchange of roses with the Central basketball queen. The queen's court was made up of four junior girls and four senior girls and their escorts. Arrangements for the basketball court were made by the Booster Club. Halftime an- nouncement of the court was made by Sandy Sekendy, vice president. Vicki Skubis, presi- dent, did the crowning. COUNT Julia Dillon, Karen Cwiklinski, Queen Beverly Jerczak Marsha Bowman Darlene Balcer zak, Dorothy Meek, Janice Milliken, Marsha Wrobel ESCOIYSSI Len Starczewski, Weldon Collins, Ken ZlOlk0WSkl Al Ridenour Larry Schultz Tom Forsey Jim Dinges, Jim Kaczmarek,
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Of A Senior Year Of Traditional Activities Gloria Biebuyck, a senior from homeroom 519, reigned as the Washington football queen in the 1961 Washington-Riley Roundup. Although the staging was different, the Washington-Riley Roundup still fostered friend- ship and established good sportsmanship between Washington and Riley. The Roundup bef gan on Thursday, September 14, with Riley playing host to Washington in their own back yard. Rich Kraft and the Riley football co-captains lit the bonfire which signified the spirit of the Roundup. Tension mounted as the court awaited the crowning. After speeches by Principal MacNamara, Coach Roggeman, and sports announcer Jim Wilson of WSBT, the court was announced by Len Starczewski, Student Council president, and crowned by the cheerleaders. -19-
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