Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, MN)

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40fCross Country Cross country is a sport which requires a lot of hard work, team spirit and dedication. For many members of the team, the dedica- tion began early in the summer when they ran for the Proctor Running Club. Each member of the club receives a T-shirt if he runs the re- quired amount of miles during the summer. Cross country has something for everyonel It can be a sport for competitors, for getting in shape, or for enjoyment. As coach Lockwood stated, There's room for them all on the team. Both the boys and girls had a winning year. The girls won the conference and came in second in regions. The girls went on to state competition where they finished tenth. CRCDSS COUNTRY CC Gets the Runs A it . l wz.. . ssla S ' is welt s scss p s l a ' Q- ssgcw was at ii . M .f.- is . . swe- J. X t. ssssf give A . -..g . M Masssssss . 1-- , est i' sf' I Y N71 . Nw. , . -. . I x ::., X '31 . ' x 5 .15 X. as . -,. ffQ.1 fs 1 -- swf-i vis: -K - . is . SN A. ' X. xx Y, -K .... -Sirk-' K' 58-ixliijf-1-Ef3'7 ..ss.:s.s .-., .N ...... .. ... it :iii ' -- st mx N X xxx Ng X we .sm -- e ' lsr .li Q

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.q:5.,' e . my w- A l GIRLS BASKETBALL Girls rated No. I The sport everyone was waiting for opened their season at the top. Rated the number one team in the tri-state area, the girls basketball team blasted off with a 5-O record. The girls fell into a slump with sparatic wins and lost four in a row. After this temporary slump the team con- tinued to win most of the remaining games. With seven seniors on the team, some of them play- ing varsity since eigth grade, the team had plenty of experience and leadership. Captains Barb Elness and Jackie Trudell led the talented, determined girls throughout the season. Ending the year with the biggest win of the season, the girls beat the no. 2 rated team, Central, in a homegame. In the double overtime the Rails triumphed with a one-point win. .5555 ,sig ,ago B 'H