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Reign at Homecoming The royal five, Linda Dunker, Nancy Kluck, Queen Diane Hoppe, Monica Becker, and Bonnie Vittera watch the game from the sidelines. The Homecoming couple and their attendants are from left to right: Roger Davis, Nancy Kluclc, David Johnlc, Linda Dunker, King Mel, Queen Diane, Eugene Robertson, Monica Becker, Vince Urban, and Bonnie Vittera Diane Hoppe crowns Melvin Brichacek the 1964 Home coming King.
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76 King Mel and Queen Diane pose during the dance. Hoppe, Briehacek Within a crown formed by the pep club honor guard and the band on the football field, Diane Hoppe was crowned the Home- coming Queen of 1964 during halftime of the game. Roger Davis, the game's co-captain, crowned her and David Johnk presented her with a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses. The four other queen candidates were Monica Becker, Linda Dunker, Nancy Kluck, and Bonnie Vittera. Each of the queen's attend- ants carried a single long-stemmed red rose. At the dance following the game, Diane crowned Melvin Brichacek the l964 Home- coming King. Decorations consisted of a large crown hanging at the west end of the gym and small paper crowns and sceptors adorning the tables. A 14-O win over the David City Scouts added to the night's enjoyment. Jack Seckman and the Ambassadors provided music for the dance opened by the ten candidates. Co-captain Roger Davis starts toward Diane Iloppe to place the Homecoming Queen's crown on her head.
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