Cavalier High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cavalier, ND)

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Jwi STEINKE a senior was JOHN BERGf the Spafkplug of the voted most valuable player this fam' was electegteam iaptam by year by his teammates. A good 'S teammates 'S mos Spec' . . rebounder and a good Shot from tacular play ofthe season was his the outcourt Jimfs best games 60 foot counter in the final seconds were against Neche and Rolla. of the third quarter in a tight game against Walhalla. COACH: Mr. Clark Almost a basket. . . WAYNE TROTTlER'S best game was against Stephen. Wayne, a senior who was a good hustler with a fine attitude, provided the team with much reserve strength. BASKETBALL SCORES Cavalier 66 Neche 34 Cavalier 63 Rolla 60 Cavalier 46 Walhalla 40 Cavalier 68 Hoople 38 Cavalier 52 Grafton 58 Cavalier 42 Drayton 55 Cavalier 49 Pembina 43 Cavalier 43 Edinburg 53 Cavalier 71 Hoople 41 Cavalier 45 Neche 49 Cavalier 46 St. Thomas 42 Cavalier 50 Stephen 49 Cavalier 43 Drayton 65 Cavalier 39 Langdon 67 Cavalier 57 Minto 58 Cavalier 54 Midway 52 Cavalier 45 Walhalla 34 Holiday Tourney Cavalier 32 Grafton 52 Cavalier 56 Hoople 18

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, .,,, , 5 M ev 4 'I .2,. - ,gz X Coach. Mr. Don Lawston John Berg , L5 Jerry Greenwood GOLF The Cavalier High golf team, coached by Mr. Don Lawston, consisted of six members. This was the second year for organized golf at CHS. lf interest and participation continue to increase, golf will become a letter sport. A triangular tournament at Larimore opened the season. John Berg, the team's only senior, scored a 71 in the meet and placed second in individual scoring while the team as a whole placed third. Other meets were held at Cavalier, Park River, and Grand Forks. Berg was low scorer in all the meets. Tom Hodgson, Jerry Greenwood, Doug Rodvold, Lyle Webb, and Berg attended the state golf meet in Larimore on June 3. 1 Rick Miller Lyle Webb

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Walhalla. good rebou JAY HANNESSON'S best game was against Because of his height Jay is a nder. A sophomore, he played on both A and B squads. JOHN OLSON, a sophomore, pulled off the B squad in the middle of the season and was a starter for the last half of the season. The left-handed dribbler and backcourt ace had three or four outstanding games. Stay on him, John says Coach Clark. ll Y :Eat that tiplllt BOYD BERG, who played his first year on the varsity squad, held a guard position on the team. He is a good shot and started a few games. LYNN HARTJE was the starting center all season The leading rebounder on the team, his best all around game was against Grafton.