North Iowa Area Community College - Troyannum Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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CAGERS' SCOREBOARD NIACC Opponent 82 Emmctsburg 80 Eagle Grove 79 Xllebstcr City SJ!! Marshalltown 84 Fort Dodge 76 ,....... Boone 89 ..... .... , Austin 87 ....,.. ....,, Q Holldayl ....,,..,. . Centerville 66 ....,, Muscatinv 86 ..,. Ellsworth 84 ,... Esthervillc 100 ....... Waldorf 77 ,.,, Ellsworth 89 .......... Boone SP8 ,..,. Rochustcr Tl Marshalltown T0 A. .. ...,......,..A Waldorf' 58 .. Grand View 71 .. Estlxervillo 74 XvL'lJStCI' City S12 l'I1nn1ctshu1'g: I A76 ....,,.. UNI Fros 735 Eagle Grovu G8 .....,.... liurlington lil 83 75 72' 96 90 66 79 77 71 95 S8 72 84 77 74 79 86 430 . .1 G8 77 109 70 74? 0115? E 7-l' + if -fi-'61-' ,- 4-1 as ' -Pg A i u X , -rn' r -,l A '4 1, 1 '52 ,Y I . - ' I 1 ' :',.gpf .23 V ., 1 K , :'r.. Ef'u,-.-11-'4- A . fl, , A, Jar -V I: e-. S555 'Vx' br dv. .. 5s . on . Hia: xy - 'T W'wTl3 x X ilk-F. l-:MH ,. -.1 wg 4 , -' l , l' l .4 Us fi rv ' 1,:upH1:'1 ,fu 1f,- 341 if 'QV-xg, ,nh J -1 ' -1i'r 'il 4.- 3.

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ng :ng ALL AMERICAN - Billy Joe Johan- nmgmeier was named to the second-team All-Amerlcan Junior College Team as an offensive tackle. TRI-STATE HON.0RS - Defensive half- back Jay Ternes Ueftl, and offensive halfback Corky Camp Krightl, along with Johanningmeier, made the Tri-State Con- ference Team. Weekl grid games require hard Work ROUGH WORK Exercxse and C8.l1Sth6I1lCS play a blg part ln a team s physical preparedness for games from week to week. Here the TroJans mdulge ln slde straddle hop The TroJan grxdders practlce at Roosevelt Field.

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TROJAN BASKETBALL TEAM - fl ft t ' h I e o rig tj Randy Ernst, Ed Leisinger, Steve Pederson, Verlan Larmore Lee Kvidera Joe Klenast, Duane Kruckenberg, Randy Houston, Mark Thomsen, Rich Wolf, Tom Leary, and Jim Sallee Trojans play close games, win over North Io-wa's basketball team faced rough going early in the season. As a result, the team could never quite regain its momentum and posted a 10-15 record. Frustration might have been the best, most proper word for much of the NIACC season. For example, the Trojans dropped four games, including one holi- day tourney contest, by a total of 15 ponts. After losing a well-played 71-66 contest in the finals of the holiday tournament, the second half of the sea- son held more of the same for Herb Konigsmarlds charges. It seemed whenever the Trojans could get on their feet, something came along to knock them down. After dropping the season's opener to Em- metsburg, the Trojans scored a pair of nice wins over Eagle Grove and Webster City. However, a couple of strong clubs, Marshalltown and Fort Dodge, dropped NIACC into a slump. After the tournament, travelling blues hit NIACC as the team lost two battles against Ellsworth and Estherville. In bowing to the Panthers at Iowa Falls, the Trojans came closer to breaking Ellsworth's home floor jinx than any NIACC club has for six years. lOO ROUGH AND TOUGH-Lee Kvidera rips down a rebound from the defens- ive boards. He started a fast break that saw Jim Sallee scoring on an easy layup. Watching are Verlan Larmore and Ed Leisinger.