Proctor High School - Proctorian Yearbook (Proctor, MN)

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Barb and Debbie put the press on Cen- tral. Proctor tips off another victory. Karen Sundstrom. Karen Trudell, Penny Ziells, Debbie Meyer, Jackie Trudell, Sharyn Billman, Darla DeRoche, Carol Burns. Barb Elness, Carrie Fremling, Debbie Johnson. Coach, Mr. Peterson, Manager, Patti Springer. The thrill of victory. Jackie's determination shows as she goes for the ball. I dare you to knock this off my shoul- der. Spanning the court to bring you the constant variety of girls basketball. Of course the Proctor player towers over all the opponents. ' Mr. Peterson's coaching plans the strategy for the next play. The tension of a one point lead. Girls Basketballf43

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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

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HOCKEY Speed and strength matter As alarms rang at 5:00 A.M. curses were heard from the hock- ey players' home as they got up for 6:00 practices. After the initial flub-up of flooding the arena with warm water, the hockey team fi- nally went back to a normal rou- tine. With captains Dave Lockwood, Dale Anich, and Scott Ecklund leading the way, the Rails proved to be a tough team to beat. The Rails had six returning letterwinners and seven seniors. The coaches were Ted Peterson and Bill Moen. The leading scorer for the season was Frank Beep Hanson. The B team was very competi- tive with Brad Sathers leading in the scoring area. .lim Lockwood coached the team for his fourth consecutive year. The manager for both clubs was John Wiess. l. The Rails go after the loose puck. 1 uHeyReLlookatHnshokintheicef 3. Theres no way a puck can goin thw DEI. 4. The goalie is the most important part of the game. 5. I only have eyes for you. 6. Beep wins the faceoff. 7. Roy Nehon wnHes as he Hunks about the game. 8. VVhen the going gets tough.the tough get going. 9. Hockey team: row I. R. Nelson, J. Malac, D.Lockwood,S.Ekmnd,R.Senuneru,D. Anich, M. Johnson. row 2: T. Dincau, D. Hmak,S.Pwnk,S.OBon,F Hmwon,R Billman. C. Flynn, D. Knight, row 3. M. Hanson,B.Sathers,Su T.SundstronL L Popknw,R.DeRoche 44fHockey -.4 1 K nw' ' Ms-es. rt Q tw -sw... .M A . N S' - 'S M -S 8 gg Q . tx ,Vw X 1 X . sts l 5 I 'wqjr K X