Brooklyn Center High School - Centaurion Yearbook (Brooklyn Center, MN)

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FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: C. Luneman, S. Hagen, S. Goldsmith, J. Lottie, T. Quist, F. Almer, T. Everson, K. Warner, J. Peterson. ROW 2: Coach Norwick, D. Raider, D. Martin, S. Johnson, G. Schlicting, K. Gustafson, J. Ward, D. Roehl, T. Frush, A. Cole, T. Couillard mgr. Qwsow's Recondz B. C. 2 Osseo 3 B.C. 4 St. Paul Park 5 B.C. 4 Forest Lake 1 B. C. 10 Duluth East 0 B. C. 3 Mahtomedi l B.C. 5 Spring Lake Park 2 B.C. 3 St. Francis 4 B . C . l4 Centennial 1 gig g giggiey i Ken fires one in! B. C. 4 4kWaconia 2 B.C. 3 4Mounds View 7 B.C. 7 7Cooper 5 B.C. 5 Central 7 B.C. 2 Coon Rapids 3 4B.C. Tournament Tom shows 'em how. Team watches the opposing pitcher. 58

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L. TO R. B. McKinley, J. Magnuson, D. Ganzer, R. Bienapfl, Coach Gardner, D. Robertson, NOT PICTURED-D. Johnson TENNIQ SEASON'S RECORD BC 5 Henry 0 BC 3 F orest Lake 2 BC 3 St. Paul Park 2 BC 3 University High 2 BC 1 Mahtomedi 4 BC 1 Centennial 4 BC 3 Fridley 2 . BC 3 University High 2 t BC 5 Henry 0 .E . During the 1966 season the BC tennis team, through hard work, developed into a top team in the state, Winning second in Conference, third in District, and fourth in Re- gion. The year was highlighted by outstanding individual performances: Jim Kipp and Jeff Azen placed second in District Doubles, and fourth in Region competition; Ron Novak and Rich Schultz, the second Doubles team, ended the season With a fine 11-1 Win-loss record; Dwight Azen, a freshman, finished 4th in District singles com- petition. With only two players being lost by graduation, Coach Bouchard is again looking forward to a fine season. D. Azen R. Novak D. Schultz 1573

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TOP: Tom Everson LEFT: John Peterson RIGHT: Darrell Roehl The Centaur baseball team was better than the record indicated this year. With a conference record of four and four, the varsity baseball team lost four conference games and a district game by a total of only five runs. A tough Centaur defense allowed only two earned runs during conference play. Catcher Jim Lottie was named Most Valuable Player. Batting champ this season was John Peterson. Named to the Skyline All-Conference team were shortstop John Peterson, third baseman Tom Everson and outfielder Darrell Roehl. F ifteen players lettered with three seniors-- Jim Lottie, Ken Warner, and George Schlicting, leaving the club this year. B SQUAD FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: G. Robertson, T. Darsow, P. Menth, H. Peka, W. Larson. ROW 2: R. Johnson, A. Peterson, K. Thompson, B. Lideen. ROW 3: R. Graen, S. Dusbabek, T. Conkel, J. Blummer, Coach Fehrman. mmesuvem FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: C. Couillard, D. Moser, R. Bloomquist, R. Ingle, P. Loberg, C. Magnuson, D. Bloom, T. Pilacinski, D. Vollum. ROW 2: D. Flakne, G. Anderson, J- Wiegers, M. Sellers, M. Bloomquist, G. Maser, R. Martin, J. Olson, J. Baufield, A. Kroulik. ROW 3: D. Hocking, R. Trelford, B. Wells, D. Linn, C. Dahl, M. Hime, R. Goldsmith, C. Ford, J. Ingle, T. Vincent. 59