Carrington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Carrington, ND)

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Third in State Regional tourney -- Cardinals vs Drayton The Cardinals captured first place in the district tournament and second place in both the conference and regional tour- neys. Displaying both defensive and of- fensive ptmch, the team chalked up a sea- son record of 23 - 6. Coach Keranen righcfully shares honors with his team. As a result of graduation the Cardi- nals will lose four starters, a loss which will be nmdoubtly felt. However, a fine crop of juniors and sophomores make next year's team a definite threat. Opening tlpoff at the state toumey CARRINGTON B OPPONENTS 27 St. James 29 New Rockford 18 Harvey 37 Fessenden 36 Cooperstown 26 Sykston A 35 Leeds 30 Grace City A 36 New Rockford 29 Maddock 31 Fessenden 18 Cathay A 25 Esmond 25 Grace City A 35 Leeds ROW 1: A. Plulaon, C. Hirsch, E. Vtrhlug, M. Cook, D. Alfstad, A. Bbyum. ROW 2: R. Silkey, P L. Solberg, F. Debolt, W. Heinitz, A. Torblaa, L. Gwynn, Coach M. Martin. H -10 ' 4,1 4 wg-'gl Y- WQ '41 5 ,, . , . .i6Ql . ' Q- xff' .-C -5. 'QQ . rib' 4.mEh,.'. I in r S . . .4 .h .I . F, - 5 . K f f. 4 Ya L , ... A nu '2L'!-fm 4 o E,'5.w.Lv-Q -1 ' AI ' A, '-fl-,rw , ,- y ,Q -EQ fix 1' 4.1 I ., kg- ' ' n I -me-1-ff? Q .lv N. -1 V f 1' ' C ,: ft I- i - , L Ls A . l ' 54 'A 1. 5' 5 .i f 4' N Q 9 . . 1 L, 4 - ' 2 . -I ' , -ik el 3 'V' f- 'F'-:VUE if 3, ' Ag 1 he 4 Aa Q ' -so Q Q 1 S8832-2888232888 5 af B

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Cardinals Place .1- . Q O . 11.2.3-Q Q . 1 , g Q. 5 , . 'Q i It KNEELING: Coach J. Keranen, L. Reisnouer, D. Zimmerman. STANIING: J. Schultz, B. Kriewald, J. Slet- ten, W. Miller, D. Doolittle, J. Gwynn, S. Tracy, R. Maier, R. Wenstrom, R. Mitchell, S. Nicolson, A. Cellmer, G. Hlrsch. - CARRINGTON A OPPONENTS 70 St. James 53 ' '15 New Rockford 38 , ' rx , 57 Minot Model 46 49 Harvey 55 53 Fessenden 51 59 Coopestown 37 5 ' 64 Leeds 54 52 Underwood 48 70 Mayville 42 48 Ellendale 51 60 New Rockford 46 52 Maddock 27 35 Fessenden 26 52 Ellendale 39 66 Esmond 47 75 Leeds 4 50 Bottineau 54 ,I CNO CONFERENCE - TOURNEY 33 Towner 24 ' 1 60 Anamoose 49 37 I Harvey 40 , DISTRICT TOURNEY 5 66 Esmond 32 A-nf, y 59 Maddock 33 P' '- 59 Harvey 52 REGIONAL TOURNEY 47 Drayton 44 56 Lakota 39 60 Bottineau 66 . sure 'rounmsv 'H 37 Ellendale 31 35 Lansford 42 48 Beadt 36 Defeating Beach for third placeatthestatenournamentln I K - Minot the Carrington Cardinals .. . mme and steve completed the finest basketball .,unky. md mmmb. season in the history of CHS. 28

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GAA Promotes Sports Heading GAA this year is Miss Mockel, Advisorg Marilyn Montgomery, President, Diane Moberg, Vice-Presidentg Jeannie Hagel, Secretary-Treas- urer, and Charlotte Pulst, Recorder. Many GAA members are active participants in the twirling corps besides basketball, volleyball, tennis, roller skating, ice skating, dancing, and softball. It is a major aim of this group to sponsor interest in all sports, empasizing friendship, fair play, and good sportsmanship. Rewards in good mental and physical health are valuable. There is a material gain, too, for members may earn points toward obtaining a let- ter or even a school sweater. FRONT TO BACK: Jeanne Hagel, Secretary-Treasurerg Marilyn Montgomery, Presidentg Charlotte Pulst, Recorderg Diane Moberg, Vice-President. ROW l: Sharon College, Dorothy Pulst, Charlotte Pulst, Sharon Rude, Gail Mitchell, JillRogc1stad, Darlene Hafner, Ioan Hendrickson. ROW 2: Nancy Haedt, Louise Gragcr, Diane Mobcru, lztlicl Park, Loretta llill, Carol Will, Judy Kallberg, Marilyn Montgioiiit-ry, Patsy Joliiison, Jeannie llaucl. 10