Bristol High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Bristol, SD)

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1 lg 1 - A X .' if s , 't xxx, 1 ' T' fl .1', f'N J ce' eg: 4253, SEFQQ1 EE' , gf lui Alyiqgzzdl f ' N. - -. - A ,lr Si Q ? Sei- Y f i tv fy, X Q Q y ly 1 3 P XV lx Left to right: Front by . R, y ,5 zzznzh, 5: Sifafsit' g-13 q:,,,,' - . V 1- .Icp Solberg, R. Olson, fw- - I Q-' U - P- -fs . X Q, .y, 1.-. - Bury Middle row. 5 'l' ' ' 5' ' jp., ' A R o is Kjosa, D. Slgdestad, it -,YL --V , A ' X garx, R. Wagrlngton, . is t ,, - sau -, 4 f monson . ury A 'C 'N a A D -. 5, A' ' Flattum,'Back row: eoach A Q- , jwf x Q Al Rader, R. Hanson, D , B e Bury L. Slgdeatad E , M? - kd' . Q ' - X Clemens, VI. Kjosa: F 'L - px ae . NK V 1. - .R gl , , Q - qw Roltsch, D. Huwe. A aj: N as-if -,5 . - If 'Xxy .- !n 1.5.5 mL?i' 1nii!5E':iiN T?,y df D lb 4, M mc Team RACING CREW Biceps galore were unraveled as the road-running Pirates took to the track. The squad had a very good season this year, ln spite of the fact that two potential stars, Jim Bury, freshman, and Jim Kruse, junior, were unable to perform. Several school records were smashed as Roger War- rington set a new record for the high and low hurdles and Don Huwe broke the shot put record formerly Held by Royce Kjosa. The freshman relay team broke both the 14140 yard relay and the freshman medley records this year. The Pirates placed third in the Lake Region con- ference track meet. Bristol Hlgh School was also represented at meets in Aberdeen, Groton, Sisseton and Watertown. Richard Bury was a contestant at the state meet ln Watertown.

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Q1-IA' Kawketball lst row:L. to R. N. Mil- ler, C. Warrington, M. Warrington, Coach Leo- nard Balslger, P. Marx, C. Busch, M. Brandlee. Back row: L. to R. R. Schmlg, J. Morehouse, A. Coyne, B. Petrlch, W. Essington, L. Hazelton, L. Knebel, G. Bakken and K. Young. C'laeerleaderA l' U L. to R. Kathy Young, Carol Possum, Ardis Coyne, and Nyla Miller. If Il L. to R. Wanda Esslng- ton, Linda Knebel, Jan- lce Marx, and Patty Marx. SEA MAIDENS This year Miss Tanberg succeeded Mr. Balslger as Captain of girls athletics. The girls met for workouts every afternoon that the boys did not have practice. Although the crew won only one out of five basketball games, the efforts dls- played by the swashbucklers was unequaled by any other BHS team. In the spring the girls turned their attention to softball and volleyball. The Pirate cheerleaders did a tremendous job of adding color and pageantry to all BHS sporting activities. The eight crew chiefs were on hand at every ball game to lead their shlpmates in cheers and inspire the fans with enthusiasm and the will to win. 30

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?,CDp Q '31 0 Q 14fftfeficA X 'D lst row: Left to right, D. Traphagen, J. Klein, in J. Mitzel, D. Traphagen, 2nd row: R. Kambestad, CQ 1' R. Sjerven, P. Vehe, D. Kambestad, 3rd row: R. Bury, R. Traphagen, T. . Koenl er F. Hansmeler, LW Iiiyfif. 'WU tad. Not pictured: S. Bury. 4?3f' grade 14 tlale ticA PIRATE APPRENTICES The grade athletic program has been extensively carried out ln Bristol during the last few years. Pictured above are two teams which have added not only much enthusiasm, but much entertainment for the spectators during the '59 school year. During the season both the basketball team and the Midget baseball team had one of the finest seasons on record. The basketball team won all but one game, and in addition to this the Midgets copped the Schllebe Memorial Tourney ending the '59 season in glory, and spurred enthusiasm for the coming season. Track was also added to the grade athletic program ln the '59 school year, A fine turnout of grade track men began workouts, preparing to become the future track stars of Bristol High School. Prospects for grade athletics next season are very good with a well-experienced squad of graders expected to participate in these sports. 32 Q . R. Davidson, D. Kambes-