Decorah High School - Viking Yearbook (Decorah, IA)

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Glamorous homecom- ing queen with charming attendants . . . provocative ban- ners in an uproarious parade . . . lip-sticked freshmen and youth- laden cars all typify our '44 homecoming vm-II. llm-II I I II II I I fi Q IJ II I I I I-1':nI4Iilw II I XI I II IUII-H S II I I I I I I II I I II I I I I I I I I I I I

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i ,.. , rg I R M n '. ,r 'x Q Standing: Marian Mitvlu-II, I'Iunif'v I ru-dv, Iiurntlmy XI-ssvt, Maury IR-nk Thid I Ihl'lll'l'. NI-num Amie-rson, YQ-rm: Iilovkllus, Rosa-Ilan Anstvn. Second G, Mar I I' II X it NI II XI 'I Yim-. First Row: HQ-r:II1I' v XI II I XI XII I I'Ixn-I I XI K I Points played an important part in the activities of the twenty-one sports-minded girls who came out for G. A. A. basketball, volleyball, and softball. These points, not of the red and blue variety, are earned by the number of hours of participation in the various sports, and were this year awarded to the following seniors: M. Peck, R. Ansten, pins C 1,000 pointsjg D. Nesset, letter C 750 pointsj. Nlxill In-r:mI I'. 'l', I-Inu K -1 SQ..-

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I lillvklml Coach Buckton says: In almost any other year our '44 football team would have been a conference champion. Teams in our con ference were far better than usual. SEASON'S RECORD SL-plcllllwr 15 .Xwzny IJCCUFZIII Usage 7 SL-ptcnmlmcx' ZZ Home Dccorull XYzu'crly ll SL'11tC!llllCI' 29 Home I,CL'0l'2lll Nashua 0 Octolmcr 6 Home Ilccurzxh New Hzuuptun 0 Octulrex' 13 Away Dccnrzalm QNIIHYICS City 10 October Z0 JXXVZQ' Decorah Oelwcin fm October 27 .Nwny IDCCOTZIII Urcsvo 7 Novcnulmcr 3 Home Ilccorah XYz1ukon 0 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Percexltage XY:1v0l'ly . J 0 1.000 Usugc . . 4 0 ,800 Ik-vmwlll . .3 0 .000 Uclwcin . . . 1 I .300 Yruscn . . . 1 l .300 New llilllllltlill . 0 0 .000 'l'nyIm', l j1-lslurl, .xh4'llllIl, Grunt H N'1llI. llnvvy. Ja-wa-I, Km-vm-lnillg, Imnsm-Il, Hnlllxmls, liusvth 'JI