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My favorite games are those we win by a BIG margin. You lost your bet Snake dance on Main. Waiting for the cheer!
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BACK: Porter. Toews. Stubby. Brown. Ward. Peterson. Drassen. Havercroft, Wright. Robinson. Gorton. FOURTH: Wood. Neufeld, Stucky, Flickinger. Regehr, Johnson, Yoder. Abrahams. Bengston. Bridgewater. THIRD. Ensz, Friesen. Benorden, S. Stucky, Thiessen, Harder. Doerksen. Bunk. Ewing. Pauls. SECOND: Lackey. Blake. Schroeder. Riffel. Miller. Hard. Penner. Pebley, J. Yoder. D. Pauls. FIRST: Willems. Kerdolff. Kornelson. Heidebrecht, Howell. S. Ward. Garcia. T. Hard. Bowen. Schrag. J. Pauls Pep Club The Orange Plague felt the support of the “Plague” backers not only during football sea- son but throughout basketball and track. The Pep Club anxiously cheered the Teu- tons throughout every epidemic of the Plague, even though a few teams were immune. Club members worked hard at many money making projects, two very successful home- comings, supported the teams as “pep pals,” and often rode the bus into the “wee” hours of the night. 28 Pep Club officers: Front — Mrs. Gorton, sponsor. Cindy Havercroft — President. Miss Porter — sponsor; Ramona Stubby — treasurer; Sharity Thomas — secretary; Susan Drassen — vice-president.
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The Inman chapter of The Future Farmers of America under the direction of Mr. Gary Jantz had a busy, busy year. They held the traditional slave auction to pay for their banquet, set up a Kitty barnyard at the county fair, entered several projects at the State fair, and practiced for and competed in various judging contests. As the group grew stronger in their understanding of livestock, horticulture, and farm mechanics, they brought home additional honors and placed higher over-all. The Aggies held a watermelon feed for the football players, went on a hay-rack ride with the FHA gals, crowned Sharity Thomas Aggie Sweetheart and still found time to travel to many other schools and colleges for competition and learning experiences. Kevin Krehbiel, serving his second year as Aggie presi- dent, was a great help to Mr. Jantz who is really proud of his Aggies. Back row; Glen Snyder. Mark Daniel. Wade Gaeddert. Danny Wilson. David Balzer, David Estep. Randy Willems. Lyle Kroeker, Mark Shroyer, Stan Shuff Second row; Steve Knackstedt, Lee Wiens. David Balzer. Kevin Regier, Kip Wedel, Davy Thiessen, Kelly Doerksen, Jett Friesen, David Weaver First row; Mr Jantz. Mark Toews, Kevin Krehbiel. Sharity Thomas, Bruce Toews. Greg Goering, Darrell Shrag 30
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