Coon Rapids High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coon Rapids, MN)

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Golfers practice on the putting p-ee Shelly Svenstad demonstrates good golfing form. GIRLS GOLF CR over Blaine by 36 strokes CR defeated by Ramsey by 40 strokes CR defeated by White Bear Lake by 8 strokes CR over Anoka by 12 strokes CR defeated by Ramsey by 18 strokes CR over White Bear Lake by 2 strokes CR defeated by Anoka by 5 strokes For the second consecutive year, the girls ' golf team had a male coach. The team proved its importance by breaking its previous years record of 0-7. This year the girls were 6-3. Girls ' golf is a relatively new sport at CR, with the greatest portion of the team being sophomores. The team expects to be even better next year because of the number of girls return- ing. Most Valuable Player this year was Monica Wujwid. GIRLS ' GOLF: Front Row: Diane Sabetti, Mary Volker, Debbie Swanson, Monica Mujwid, Karen Waldorf. Row 2: Maria Williams, Shelly Svenstad Malinda Wiehle, Linda Winters, Carol Aasen, Diane Grahovac. Row 3: Pam Chan, Gale Johansen, Lori Bedner. Teri Belmore, Coach Olson. i n ou3S ? WeW Ylx - o ovr; J dLboo-h 4Un 4WA Ca

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Girls Swim Team Smashes Old Records ■r ' 1 41 l«H f 1 B f A good forward pike dive is shown by Theresa Jaeger. GIRLS SWIMMING: Front Row: Sheila Degnan, Jill Lund. Row 2: Patty Mingus, Coach Ki rchner, Sharon Nelson, Manager; Theresa Jaeger. Row 3: Terry Miller, Shelly Degnan, Marcia Andersen, Debbie Andersen, Peg- gy Ottensman, Jeanie Stewart. Row 4: Mary Hazelwood, Kim Bergman, Denise Breitbach, Sue Scott, Ann Jaeger, Lynn Jumer, Renee Klein, Maxine Johnson, Carmen Moe, Carolyn Dahlberg. Row 5. Janice Lund, Ann Hazelwood, Nancy Wilson, Dianne Peterson, Kim Anderson. Jodi Lenz. GIRLS SWIM TEAM CR 37 ■ 76 Kellogg 18 I 94 Mounds View 41 I 72 Irondale 45 H 67 Alexander Ramsey 47 ■ 66 Anoka Janice Lund swims m a free style relay. This year the girls swim team had 12 meets including the conference meet at the end of the season. Although in the win-loss area they didn ' t do too well, the team greatly improved over last year. Six records were broken throughout the season. They were: 100 Free — Marcia Andersen, 100 Back — Nancy Wilson, 400 Free — Marcia Andersen, 100 Breast — Denise Breit- bach, 100 Free — Theresa Jaegar, 400 Free Relay — Janice Lund, Kim Bergman, Max Johnson, Theresa Jaegar. Everyone on the team improved times all through the sea- son. They are looking forward to a great season next year with 7 returning letter winners and their own pool! HsunH- ADj fi ujW+ «-bo Ann 0 k ?M

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Skaters End Season With 9-9-1 Record o : 2i. - -i; - 9 r ' 6-f CM X ' VARSITY HOCKEY: Front Row: Rocky Cashman, Wayne Hockensmith, Ron Gerdesmeier. Rick Cleath, Dan Jaeger, Don Turner. Row 2: Paul Young, Tom Walberg, Terry Allenson, Ken Johnson, Jon Morrissette, Tony Brozek, Steve Vadnais, Jon DeFoe, Mike White. Row 3: Tom Hamre, Scott Brace. Dave Jaeger, Jeff Ray, Curt West, Peter Simons, Coach Gunderson. Not Pictured: Mai Allen. VARSITY HOCKEY | 1 4 Minneapolis South 2 3 Park Center 3- 3 Kellogg «■ 1 St. Thomas Academy CR 10- 2 Blaine 3 4 Anoka 3- 2 Columbia Heights 3 7 Alexander Ramsey 5 ' 1 Irondale 3 2 Breck 7 Mounds View 1 4 Kellogg 6- 3 Washburn ■ 1 Anoka 3 Columbia Heights 1 6 Alexander Ramsey «• 1 Irondale 1 6 Mounds View 3 Spring Lake Park Jon Morrissette shoots the puck away from the goal to keep Park Ce J :i. cay ' e a 4- ' ' iJ» lv ' 5. TT WV 5cxfH- c ie H-lwr f ' T: 4-KmK