Middleton High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Middleton, WI)

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i .IX 1 J . 1- mccurr- fads sn! N4 Lrq'S f ' This year's Girls' Cross Country Team fielded an- other strong team capturing second place in Badger Conference. Although the team was unable to attend sectionals because of a fourth place finish at re- gionals, they look forward to next year as everyone on the team will be returning. Donna Kratcha was elected most valuable, and Laurie Luetschwager received the sportsmanship award. Girls' Cross Country Team. tl. to r.j, HOW 1: I. Beckman, A. Lindas, I. Malliet. HOW 2: R. Hill, L. Peter- son, D. Kratcha, L. Hollfelder, L. Luetschwager, Mr. Thompson teoachj. 3 7

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Boys' Cross Country Team. Il. to r.I, ROW 1: B. Cassidy, M. Nutter, R. Theil, B. Goebel, S. Kelly, I. Dur- bin, S. Ehlke. ROW 2: I. Minor, R. Wilson, F. Hill, I. Friend, R. Smith, K. Brink. NOT PICTUHEDI M. Tolzmann. This yearis Boys' Cross Country Team was only the second one in Middleton's history to go to sectionals. In Badger Conference ac- tion, Middleton tied for 3rd with Stoughton. Roland NVilson received a three-year letter award and Ioe Friend received a four-year award. Ioe and Frank Hill shared the captain award. Frank al- so received the Most Valu- able award. Freshman Mike Tolzmann was elected Most Improved. CBCCEUDLJHELX 36

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