Freeman High School - Flyette Yearbook (Freeman, SD)

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B Team Finishes With 'IZ-5 Record B BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD FHS Opp. Hurley 43 35 West Central 43 42 Spencer 35 41 Montrose 50 38 Centerville 28 38 Marion 33 42 Harrisburg 50 40 Salem 44 43 Menno 57 42 Canistota 30 33 Irene 42 33 Alexandria 53 33 Bridgewater 51 43 Tri- Valley 49 24 Emery 46 52 Avon 58 41 Viborg 48 22 The Freeman B squad, consisting of three juniors, three sophomores, eight freshmen, and one eighth grader finished with a fine season's record of 12 wins and 5 losses, A 45 point average, and an 11 point free throw average for the year paced the little Flyers to a respectable season. High point man was Greg Kleinsasser with a 14. 2 average. The defensive leaders were Gregg Graber, Greg Kleinsas- ser, and Don Hansen. The B team is shown BELOW: Ted Pidde, Bob Wol- lman, Tom Villa, Don Herman, john Weier, Dell Thomas, Gregg Graber, Don Hansen, Greg Klein- ABOVE are the B team Basketball cheerleaders. They are Rhonda Stewart, Garnet Gering, Marlene Haar, and Nancy Schamber. Sasser, Mike Walters, Dan Herrboldt, Mark Unruh, l-YDH Mendel, Joe Villa, Charles Aman, and Coach Wayne Knoll.

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Flyers Hold 15-6 Record 1969- 70 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD FHS Opp Hurley 77 62 West Central 43 55 Spencer 82 56 Montrose 60 61 Centerville 59 29 Marion 53 36 Mt. Vernon 79 41 Harrisburg 58 64 Pklvlenng 43 41 PFTripp 51 64 Salem 58 51 Menno 49 45 Canistota 75 59 Irene 60 51 Hanson Co. 71 56 Bridgewater 67 57 Tri-Valley 85 67 Emery 53 68 Avon , 63 53 Viborg 63 40 Pi0FFreeman Academy 63 70 PF County tournament 40FDistrict tournament CORNBELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS Emery FREEMAN Salem Marion Montrose Hanson Co. Bridgewater Canistota Spencer 8 6 6 5 4 3 3 1 O RIGHT: Three basketball players were selected by the coaches to all-conference. They are Kim Wilde, Monte Kaufman, and Dale Aman. BELOW the Flyers are in action during games at the county and district tournaments against Menno and Freeman Academy W K ? m

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Members of the varsity wrestling squad are, BACK: Richard Tschetter FRONT Kelly Mutschelknaus, Rod Anderson, Ted Hofer, Keith Hofer, Lynn John Hansen Kenny Andersen, Marcus Preheim, Ulmer, Marlin Holzworth, LeRoy Pullman, Coach Randy Barta, David Epp Three Matmen Qualify For State Meet With six of the varsity squad in their first ye ar of wrestling, the 69-70 wrestling season can defi- nitely be termed as one of rebuilding for the Flyers. Although the team had only five wins as compared to six losses and one tie, the individual performances of several team members in tourna- ment action and throughout the season were excep- tional. The team's easiest victory occurred at Mon- trose where the Flyers racked up an outstanding 54- 0 score, while the toughest competition came from Canistota, where on one occasion the Hawks won by a score of 24-23. At the district tournament in Yankton, three Flyers, RIGHT: Ted Hofer, David Epp, john Han- sen, ranked among the first four places, john placing second and Ted and David receiving fourth, From there on the trio advanced to the regional tourna- ment at Sioux Falls, where all three took fourth place honors, qualifying them for the state wrestling tournament at Watertown. Each year members of the team are given awards for outstanding achievements in wrestling. These achievements include the most number of pins, the fastest pin, and the most number of take- downs in a season. Receiving trophies for these honors were David Epp and john Hansen, who tied for the most number of pins at thirteen a piece, Ted Hofer for the fastest pin at seventeen seconds, and Kelly Mutschelknaus for the most take-downs with seventeen.