Burke Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Lignite, ND)

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VARSITY B.C. V5 Wildrose 43-57 B.C. VS Trenton 37-47 B.C. VS Bowbells 5 I -30 B.C. VS Tioga 54-23 B.C. VS Flaxton 54-30 B.C. VS P. Lake 60-53 COT, M' B.C. V5 Columbus 6l-37 B.C. V5 D.C. 53-48 B.C VS Ray 59-32 ifB.C. VS Columbus 54-43 4fB.C. VS P. Lake 47-49 f , . Y, , B.C V5 Flaxton 64-20 y X T5'U ff'-4vf'Qx0f.'g2.:F!- n.c. vs P. Lake 41-4: Petal 2112 A Lg, B.C. VS Columbus 53-44 X B.C. VS Tioga 50-55 , B.C. VS Kenmare 49-5 I lx 'B.C. VS Columbus 53-39 W 5, .A X 'B.C. V5 P. Lake 55-53 QSC. V5 Alexander 33-60 If nr ' X..- if-Burke County Tourney ' Q '-District Tourney Q2-Regional Tourney . V ' Record I3-6 Kneeling: Michelle C.. Karla A.. Mary A., Terri L.. Michelle M., Mary Kaye H.. Debbie A.. Standing: Asst. Mon Swenson, Carrie F.. Shannon H., Lucy C., Karen A.. September S., Coach Mr. Espeseth JR. VARSITY B.C. vs Wilrose 36-29 B.C. vs Trenton 27-22 B.C. vs Bowbells I4- I 2 B.C. vs Tioga 44-20 B.C. vs Flaxton 28-4 L B.C. vs Flaxton 22-I I 1 I ' B.C. vs P. Lake ss-I4 A 5 B.C. vs Columbus 25-43 1 B.C. vs D.C. 48-29 B.C. vs Ray 28-2I . I B.C. vs P. Lake 56-27 -gf' - B.C. vs Columbus 37-45 B.C. vs Tioga 48-23 P5 N4 V B.C. vs Kenmare 35-25 -. Record I2-2 M T , , W ' si, T s . J A R 3 LAU.: 5 Q V li it '- .S 3 k , . 4482341 'L sims. M' A -1 E f u. . r-K. ... A T? ' f -' . A . A A 1 .- . W A . . , ...M s., - si 5' A -- . if A5 A 'lf I S 5 ..,. f fm' .-rI Q 5 i5 '! si . I . 'I Q ' - .. ' V ' ---:' K -rr , ii is ' I -elf..-v wr.. .'-F' A ... . N.. ---f-8 -M -q.f --- .J ,f I bimismvm. 4 . . 'TWU' .M-W 28 Kneeling: Heidi W.. JoDelI L.. Stacy M.. Jennifer B., Cheryl R.. Liz M.. Leatha H.. Wendy K.. Kathy S.. Standin Melissa P., Carrie F.. Lucy C., Kim H.. Terri L.. Karla A.. Michelle M., Wendy J., September S.

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,LQ 2 ,f tw-Q-9.4005 Our version of a two step. This season saw Mr. Larson in his first year as head football coach. We had players from Flaxton as well as Columbus join our team. Although the players had trouble with injur- ies at the beginning, it didn't stop them from trying. This year's record says nothing ot the experience that was gained by all and which will eventually pay off. Ol course we can't for- get the team's traditional stop at Hardees! 27

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ii 'fm' ,N rf 5' x ,f Is the band too loud again? ,V,iV 4' A ! , aw 'J T- -M All Slater Mary Axtmann lt's a long way up there! lsn't coaching fun. Mona? Ours at last! time. DISTRICT 26 CHAMPS This year's team went into the season with high hopes and high goals. With long hours of practice and hard work came the Oil Basin Conference Title, lst place in the District 26 Tourney. and the opportunity to play in the Minot State Dome. Although the season end ed short of some expectations. it will remain in the memories of players and fans for a long