Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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Cindermen compete in 16 meets MOHAWK TRACK SQUAD- FRONT ROW: Tom Cahalan, Mike Geary, Marc Montgomery, Frosty Ward, Tracy Davis, Kurt Plagge. Steve Lane, John Tawzer, Ron Wood, Dave Briscoe, Pat Page, Tim Smith, Bob Peterson, Mark Bryant, Jett Pepper, Jim Sutton, Kevin Buffington, Ken Plagge. ROW 2: Eric Larson, Frank Bulcke, Kerry Johnson, Steve Lewis, Jefl Cornick, Dave Coleman, Lance Fristo, Clarence Walker, Tom Dunn, Jay Johnson, Scott Wulfkuhler, Mike Roe, Mark Young, Tim Blutt, Jim Menges, Mark Dean, Kevin Hatland. ROW 3: Dave Wilson, Bob Holt, Doug Johnson, Bill Zook. Tom Britven, Bob Erickson, Neal Mentink, Doug Dailey, Ron Wagner, Scott Crowell, Kirk Schriver, Mike Boender. Brian Randall, Tim Kelly, Chris Larson, Tom Matheson, Will Schorgl, Dean Neff. they ,.s.-a-I if THE RANDALL nov - Brian Randall shows his form as he tries for a school record. I - - - all HUMAN CANNON - Coach Eldean Mathe- son waits as Ron Wagner attempts to make a dent in the floor with his shot.

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.-q,:-Q--L ' KKXK BRING IT ON HOME - Juniors Dave Briscoe and Tom Matheson finish strong in a dual meet in our own underground. Nl! 115-5 THE SKY'S THE LIMIT - Foreign exchange student Frank Bulcke tries his luck at pole vaulting.

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KAW ss rv xl! Ji X BOY GYMNASTS - FRONT ROW: Tom Wilson, Brad Morel. Steve Brown, Tracy Davis. ROW 2: Sheldon Kirotf, Jeff Pedelty. Mike Heaford, Dave Lee, Kit Song, Bob Peterson. Jeff Bartholomew, Mark Paine. ROW 3: Coach Ray, Coach Dlouhy, John Stephenson, Lee Tool, Kent Baumgartner, David Salz. ' Honsmc Anouno - Kent Baumgartner y I I I n a S S I I I I p r e proves his skill on the pommel horse duringa strenuous workout with the team after school. The MCHS boy's gymnastics team finished its second year of competi- tion and is already looking forward to next year's season, as most of its top scorers will be back. Practicing from the first week of September to the end of October, the 17 boys worked hard five nights a week for an hour and a half. They experimented with various events, such as the pommel horse, vaulting. floor exercise, trampoline, high bar, parallel bars, and rings. The Mohawks were defeated in the Waverly - Shell Rock and West Wa- terloo dual meets but finished third -M., in the West Waterloo Invitational. They also competed in the UNI Invi- tational. Coach Dlouhy, along with Coach Ray, felt the team was much im- proved over last year's team and have great hopes for a more com- petitive team in 1976.