Albert Lea High School - Tiger (Albert Lea, MN)

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PRECAUTIONS ARE OBSERVED by Coach Wilcox to assure complete safety as Doug Kenison practices and becomes accustomed to new movements. B 49 '29 E 112 2 E , 4 27 .57 112 cvnuasrics scgnasox aeua e 'Austin gli 'u uu B up Mankato ,Fairmont t i E eeleee, - ':w5fjM8hKHf0 - J illohn Marshall Eta B J A New Ulm r ,Austin , , ,giobinsdale B 55 zzz 76s 'e:e, 1 5 63' 78 47 1f2, 72 A Newzlitliiasinviiaflonaiie6th Pllceselsslklil5 ifflelf lf1vitatlonal?F10th Place Mike Ausen, Paul Anderson, Ass't. Coach John Kemen. CLOCKWISE: Head Coach Mark Wilcox, Rick Bangert, Keith Brown, Bill Avery, Steen Knudsen, Dennis Boe, Earl Neist, Rollie Neist, Steve Hendrickson, Gregory Lageson, Kevin Johnson, Doug Kenison, Sports - 125

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MANY THOUGHTS are in Coach Les Etienne's mind, as his first line takes to the ice for the opening face off against Burnsville. FRONT ROW: Mike Braun, Ken Lein, Tim Tideman - Swanson, Rod Sorenson, Bill Beers, Dick Humphrey, Dan CAPTAlN,Jerry Tidemann, Chuck Evans, John Stearns, Shea, Coach Jon Shutte. BACK ROW: Craig Dahl, Dean Bruce Kratzke. SECOND ROW: Coach Les Etienne, Steve Dahl, Tom Baas, Steve Appel, Bob O'Byrne. Hockey Regulations, Team Size Change Nature Of Game The game of high school hockey developed a few dif- ferent regulations this year. The periods were lengthened from 12 minutes to 15 minutes, and checking was al- lowed to three-fourths of the rink instead of to the red line. The team was enlarged to three complete lines of players, and played two games more than last season. According to hockey coach, Mr. Les Etienne, the com- petition was better this year. Of his own team, co-cap- tained by Bob O'Byrne and Tim Tideman, Mr. Etienne said, These kids have come a long way. He added that every team in Region I compared very favorably to any team in the state. The B squad, which was made up of only freshmen and sophomores, also did well in their season. Com- menting on this, Mr. Etienne said that having freshman on the team gave the boys an extra year of competition and experience that aided a great deal in their develop- ment as a team. Sports - 127