Inman High School - Teuton Yearbook (Inman, KS)

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Queen candidate Jane Queen of Dreams Royalty Queen candidate Judy Franz and Keith Neufeld Enns and Dave Nachtigal Football Homecoming Snake dancing down main street the night before homecoming was the kick-off for the 1967 Teuton Homecoming activities. At this event an effigy of the opposing Haven team was burned, cheerleaders led cheers, and speeches by the two queen candidates, co-captains plus the coach made the evening complete. a girl to represent them for home- Each of the first three classes chose coming. The two queen candidates senior class. The football boys team to escort the royalty. The queen. Representing the freshman Gary Regehr. Kathy Enns, sopho- Gary Voth. Escorted by Rene The senior queen candidates were by Keith Neufeld and Dave Nach- Dreams” was the theme for this blue and white decorated the beau- hours of hard work by the pep club. Ensz, was in charge of this breath- ties on October 20. 1967 were held were chosen by members of the selected five members of their football team also selected the class was Madalyn Hull escorted by more attendant, was escorted by Klaassen was junior Lois Thiessen. Jane Franz and Judy Enns escorted tigal, respectively. Queen of enchanting evening. Colors of tiful throne which represented Pep-club vice-president. Judy taking evening. Pre-game activi- to honor the royalty and their es- corts. Carrying the queen's bouquet was Toni Graber. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graber, while Jeff Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller, carried the crown. Judy Enns was crowned queen by co-captain Dave Nachtigal. After the traditional kiss, Dave presented Queen Judy with a bouquet of white carnations.

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Princess Karen Queen Rosanne Princess Jodi V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Basketball Homecoming Starlit Evening was the theme for the 1967-68 Teuton Bas- ketball Homecoming. The three candidates Rosanne Hildebrand, Jodi Ensz, and Karen Glenn were chosen by the student body, and the basketball boys made the final decision as to who would be queen. Homecoming ceremonies were held right before the Var- sity game on February 10. Rosanne was crowned the 1968 Basket- ball Queen. Her maj - esty was presented with a bouquet of yellow roses after the kiss and crowning by Captain Don Froese. She was attended by Princess Jodi escorted by Loren Balzer, and Princess Karen escorted by Gary Regehr. The three girls reigned in front of a yellow star, which carried out the color scheme of home- coming. Tina Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Tate, car- ried the flowers while Russell Ely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ely, was crown bearer. The basketball team presented the queen and her attendants with the perfect gift - a victory over the Nickerson Panthers by a score of 74-62. Tension Mounts Basketball Royalty the KISS!! ! The Royal Court