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A-Squad Undergoes a Building Year Standing: Wayne Daly, Randy McIntyre, Dan Berry, David Marshall, Dick Wood, Alan Dow, Jack Dow, David Holwegner, Harold Jensen, Shelley Black, Joe Mackey. Lincoln Anderson. Kneeling: Coach Charles Stephens, Manager Jim Volz, Coach Jack Schertz. RAMS
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Homecoming Was Early in the Season Queen Connie and her date at the dance. The Queen and her attendants: Karen Bell, Connie Clabaugh, Doris Mackey Wayne Daly and Barb Forrest won the costume contest. The homecoming activities were somewhat im- peded due to a change in scheduling. It was announc- ed Monday, September 11, that the game withHulett would be that Friday. The cheerleaders immediate- ly started to plan the traditional round of festivities. Dress-up day was on Thursday; the freshmen dress- ed as pirates, the sophomores as tycoons, the jun- iors as clowns and the seniors as cowboys. At a pep assembly that afternoon class skits were given, the homecoming queen and best costumes were an- nounced and the bonfire effigy was introduced. Be- cause the weather was so bad, there was no bonfire and no snake dance0 The game was at 1:30 Friday and the dance was in the gym that evening. The cheerleaders present the Hulett effigy The cheerleaders served refreshments at the dance 23
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Jack Dow and Dick Wood Share Co-Captain Honors OPPONENTS Tongue River 75 Arvada 59 Midwest 64 Sheridan J.V. 53 Sundance 46 Kaycee 65 Arvada 60 Hulett 64 Midwest 68 Upton 67 Moore roft 53 Sundance 34 Hulett 49 Upton 53 Tongue River 78 Moor croft 63 Sheridan J.V. 59 Kaycee 64 The 67-68 basketball season showed a marked improve- ment. The returning lettermen held strong while the Fresh- men brought in new talent that gained them the respect of the rest of the squad. The Rams went to tournament in Buffalo riding in sixth position in district class B standings. At Buffalo they moved up a notch, earning themselves a fifth place. Trophies were given to team members whom the boys themselves felt had achieved them. They were Dick Wood, Best Free Throw Average; Alan Dow, Most Rebounds; Jack Dow, Best Offensive and Most Valuable Player; David Holwenger, Best Defensive Player. Coach Chuck Stephens did a fine job in shaping a team this year with Coach Jack Schertz to nelp out. 25
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