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Queen Penny VieWS the game with pleasure. Queen and attendants wait with dignified patience for for the dance to begin. HoMEc:oMlNo SPARKS succ:EssFuL SEASON F O H The crowning of Miss Penny Taylor, Queen of the 1964 Football Homecoming, highlighted halftime ceremonies of the Sharon Springs - Leoti football game. Penny was E Crowned Queen by David Spradling as B A c the band played in the Misty Moon Light. Following the 31-6 victory over Sharon Springs, royalty and students joined in the traditional homecoming dance. Queen Penny and King David reign over the dance. STANDING:I. Gillen, R. jay, King,D. Spradling, I. Lambert, T, Jaeger. SEATED:j. Moodie, L. Cable, I. Hamilton, P. Seimens. Children attend- ants: Terry Bloedorn, Kathy Marcy, and Brad Whit- Children attendants pose with Queen and attendants. ham. Susan Kuhlmann is not pictured.
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Bruce I-Ieinitz Jim McBride Dale Naiman jay Leuszler Junior Lambert Tom Gillen Dick Clark S E N I O R R MEN Keith Edwards David Spradling John Ley Troy Funk John Greer Ray Bribiesca Vic Case Dave Wilson
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A-SQUAD: T. Gillen, V. Case, D. Wilson, J. Carlisle, K. Weilert, B. Nagel, J. Leuszler, R. Jay, D. Spradling, T. Turner, S. Lytle, and B. Lambert. Dave Pfanenstiel is NOT PICTURED. BASKETBALL We're The Champs Coach Williams receives victory ride. I Determination, always the essential to success, led to a State Basketball Tournament berth for the 1964-65 In- dians. An overall I7 won and 9 lost record was no indicative of the true power and ability of the Indians, as they l only bowed four times to Class B I teams in court action. In the Western Kansas Educational l Association League, Leoti won four league contests and dropped two for third place. ' In tournament play, Tom Williams led his charges to six successive victories before their defeat in State Tournament play by the eventual champion of State Class B basketball, Osage City. To win the district crown, Leoti dropped Bird City, Brewster and Tri- bune. In regional play Elkhart, Fowler and Tribune fell victim to the Indians on successive nights. To loyal fans, the Indians are the CHAMPS. 72
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