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The mounting excitement of many days was dramat- ically climaxed as Sharon Lueken and her royal court walk- ed serenely to the center of the fan-packed gym. Later, Sharon received the crown and the honor of reigning as Forest Park’s first basketball queen. Queen Sharon was escorted and crowned by Robert Oxley, president of the Student Council. The members of the royal court were escorted to their reigning positions by members of the Ranger Varsity. The drill team and band gave a salute to the queen and her court. Fittingly, the Rangers handed their queen a magnificent victory over the Marengo Cavemen. The capti- vating ceremony was over all too soon, but memories of Queen Sharon and her court in their “Evening of Enchant- ment” will reign forever in the hearts of her loyal subjects. LEFT: Mike Steckler, the master of ceremonies, announces to the waiting fans that Sharon Lueken, crowned only mo- ments before by Student Council President Rob Oxley, will reign as the 1972 Ranger Basketball Queen. Queen Sharon's ‘Evening of Enchantment' The Queen and members of her court: Inez Stenftenagel, Welp, Queen Sharon Lueken, Ann Fleck, LuannKlem, Becky Mary Schreiner, Judy Ebert, Nancy Stenftenagel, Shirley Begle, Kristy Fritz, and Elaine Becher. n
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Mike Durlauf, Denise DeKemper, Dave Johannemann, and The “Blue Moon” lends an aura of peacefulness and serenity Bob Bolte gather around the punch bowl for a refreshing to the couples as they dance in “Holiday Happiness.” drink. 6Holiday Happiness’-An Evening to Remember Mistletoe magic, romantic music by the “Blue Moon,” and seasonable re- freshments set the mood for “Holiday Happiness,” the theme for the ball. Dancing, mingling with other cou- ples, and listening to good music made the evening, created by the Student Council, a pleasant and memorable one with holiday cheer for all. LEFT: Freshmen Carol Mchling and Mark Ebert enjoy a quiet break to- gether. 12
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