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Close Up Cheerleading: Frosh basketball-9, J.V. football-10 J.V. basketball-10, V. football 11-12, V. basketball 11-12 Queen Dawn Niewolny Gymnastics-J.V.-9. V. 10-12: I Band-93 Cheerleading-9: Class secretary-115 Swim team V.-12. Beth Knapp Michele Kilinski Gymnastics-J.V.-9, V. 10-123 Band 9-123 Band flag twirler 11-123 Yearbook staff 11-12, Assistant editor-12: Orchestra 11-12 Gymnastics-J.V.-9 V. 10-125 Band-93 Tennis Team J.V.-93 Stdnt council 11-123 Athletic council-12g Class president 10-12 Gymnastics mgr.-103 Deca club 11-123 V. Pres. Deca club-12 Sue Lemmer Linda VanDenHeuvel
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Homecoming Candidates Finalists and escorts CL. to RJ: Dawn Niewolny and Sheldon Schlicht, Michele Kilinski and Mike Brandt Linda VanDenHeuvel and Dan Nieuwenhuis, Beth Knapp and Rick Sneider, Sue Lemmer and Brad Berndt And it All Began Like This . This year's homecoming was once again a week filled with excitement from class competitions, skits, floats, cheering crowds and the big game. But what probably triggers the most excitement and spirit is the competing of five senior girls for the honor to be the homecoming queen. Two weeks preceding the homecoming game, twelve girls are picked by the senior male ath- letes. The nominees for this year other than the above finalists were Carmel Braatz, Jean Carl- son, Cathy Casteel, Geri Christian, Tammy Hrdina, Kim Novitzke, and Tami Schmidt. The following morning the entire senior class chooses five candidates out of the twelve by ballot voting. By the end of the school day the ballots are counted and five finalists are named. Starting the next morning the girls have five school days to campaign. On Thursday during homeroom the members of all classes vote for this year's queen. Then the candidates have one day of anticipa- tion until Thursday night, the skit night, when last year's queen places the crown on the new queen.
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Seniors Take Second Superior strength-lrst place 5f99D'eCh2S6 V260-2I'ld WY Ho the order or-I Q Uesli I But the skit came in 3rd One slip and the guys settled for 2nd The Seniors took two thirds-girls and guys trike races. I Sll Flipper race-1 rst Football relay, perfect execution!-lrst No room for bananas-3rd
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