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Athletics Jasper Farrow Athletic Director Page Varsity Football 16 Sophomore Football 20 Cross Country 22 Basketball 23 Swimming 27 Wrestling 28 Spring Track 30 Golf 32 Tennis 33 Baseball 34 14
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Queen Janie- kiiigl Bob: Homecoming 1964! Janie Buckingham (at left), Com- mercial Art senior and Bob Ferren (at right), Aviation senior, were elected by the student body to be Tech ' s 1964 Homecoming Queen and King. The royal pair were crowned by last year ' s King and Queen, Tom Callahan and Penee Pfantz at the annual Homecoming Assembly on October 3. They reigned at the Homecoming Dance on October 4 in the cafeteria and Student Center. Mr. Gary Olney, Des Moines teacher and a ' 56 graduate, was on hand during the assembly to give a short talk, representing the alumni. Senior runners-up were Trude Vander Velden and Gene Gering. Representing the junior class were Marilyn Collins and Jim Carnahan. Sophomores were Donna Razor and Skip Simpson.
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HHHHH . ' x IB IHHIHHHHI HI Hi - 1 1 1 I H The 1964-65 sports year has been one of the finest in Tech ' s history. As always, our athletes have been leaders in sportsmanship, citizenship and interschool relations as well as in their aca- demic studies. Through their hard work and determination they have earned city and state acclaim, and have brought honor to themselves and to their school. The football field, the basketball court or the baseball diamond, however, are not the only places where there is room for honor. And, this year, our spectators have also commanded respect and admiration from all for the fine sportsman- ship displayed by them before and after our athletic contests. The more than 100 letters awarded to our athletes for their participation in football, wrest- ling, golf, tennis, basketball, baseball, cross coun- try, swimming, cheerleading, and track are but a small measure of the thanks we owe them for the memories of the exciting times and chances for companionship that they have afforded us during the year. IT)
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