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'Q CROSS-COU TRY STANDING: Darrell Kuipers, Mr. De Kok QCoachj, Percy Lieuwen. SQUATTING: Jay De Lange, Wendell Veurink, This year we started our Cross Country season with the Freeman Invitational Meet. We finished second of four schools . On October 13, we traveled to Chamberlain for their Invitational Meet. We finished seventh out of eight schools. All other participating schools at this meet were Class A . Our next meet was another trip to Freeman for the Annual Class C meet. Out of nine teams we fin- ished fourth. The Southwestern Triangle Meet was the next meet for our cross country team. We finished third behind Western and Southwestern. October 21 was our only home meet. After a close meet with Springfield, we finished second. Our boys then traveled to the State Meet. Here we finished eighteenth out of thirty teams. Out of 118 runners in the state meet, our boys finished as fol- lows: Jay- 30th, Wendell- 65th, Darrell- 66th, Percy - 97th. Although only four guys turned out for the '72 Cross Country Season, it was very satisfying. Congratulations Guys!
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PPCL B Sis N At least somebody's enthused. Freshmen skit on trial. LeMahieu and Company! Cheerleading tryouts ?? Them Cadets are too tough for me! ! We are gathered here today . .
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LETTERME 'S CLUB BACK ROW: Percy Lieuwen, Doug Van Essen, Darrel Kuipers, Gailen Meyerink. THIRD ROW: Mr. DeKok, Randy Logteman, Terry Van Zee, Keith Van Zee. SECOND ROW: Keith Sprik, Galen Vander Pol, Lynn Mosterd Ken Van Zee, Jay DeLange. FRONT ROW: Dennis Kaemingk, Randy Niewenhuis, Wendell Veurink, Letters can be earned in cross country, basketball and track. In cross country a runner must place in the top three if three runners count towards the team's total or in the top five if five runners count. To earn a letter in basketball, a player must be an A varsity member. He must play in as many quarters as there are games in that season. Track letters are earned by placing in any event of a track meet that involves four or more schools. If he places in meets of three or fewer schools, he must accumulate as many points as there are track meets that he participates in during the season. , E .,,,wiw5w,,......l -,, .,,. K I5
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