Graettinger High School - Pirate Yearbook (Graettinger, IA)

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CORNBELT CDNFERENCE CHAMPS 1973 f . .4 3 Kneeling, left to right: H. Dawson, J. Ferrell, S. Moran, D. Ennen, T. Kulow, K. Stiles. Standing: Coach Reed, Asst. Coach Hompland, M. Heller, R. Nicol, T. Millea, J.-Thomsen, S. Kulow, T. Lundgren, Mgr. J. Millea, Mgr. R. Howard, Mgr. J. Weber

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SCOREBOARD Titonka Lincoln Central Burt Terril Arnolds Park Sioux Rapids Ringsted Lincoln Central Ringsted West Bend Mallard South Clay Ruthven Ayrshire Sioux Valley Marathon Harris-Lake Park Everly Tournaments Terril Arnolds Park Terril They 45 68 65 61 49 47 64 51 82 49 58 47 29 55 44 48 56 66 55 55 7O The 1972-75 Girls Basketball season end- ed with 10 wins and 11 losses. The team placed 2nd in the Graettinger Christmas Tourney, Consolation winners in the Sectional Tourney, and lost in the first round of district play. Barb Petersen won the Maxine Henningsen Award and was also chosen 1st team all- conference, honorable mention as a forward in the Des Moines Register, and also in the Souix City Journal. Shelley Kulow received 2nd team all-conference honors as a guard. Mary Potter and Pat Clipperton were recognized in the all-conference standings as honorable mention guards. Back row L to R: Mrs. Voster, Sharon Wikert, Kim Hyatt, Sharon Rustad, Debbie Prather. Front row: Aleta Poeppe, Tammy Kulow, Jaymee Potter, Deb Heller, Connie Graetting SI' l

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we They Lincoln Central 71 58 Burt 85 49 Terril 72 55 Arnolds Park 65 52 Sioux Rapids 76 M2 Ringsted 7h 60 Ringsted Tournaments Armstrong 69 5h Ringsted 51 66 West Bend 7h 46 Ocheyedan 64 66 Mallard 61 56 South Clay 86 59 Ruthven 75 57 Ayrshire 75 45 Sioux Valley 91 69 Marathon 86 Q2 Harris-Lake Park 75 MM Everly 79 59 Tournaments Sentral Fenton 87 60 Ringsted 72 67 Armstrong 70 67 Pocahontas 89 61 Lake Mills 57 59 Q 1 X. fi A 1 The Graettinger boy's basketball team had a very tremendous 1972- 1975 season. The Pirates were the Cornbelt Conference champions with a perfect 8 win 0 loss record in conference competition. ln addi- tion to winning the conference, the Pirates won the sectional tourna- ment and were runners up in distric play. The Pirates posted a 20 win 5 loss record throughout the season and gained recognition as one of th finest teams in this part of the state. The team effort was supreme and many Valua lessons were learned by bot coaches and players. Four Pirates gained conference recognition as Dave Ennen and Steve Moran earned 1st tea honors and Tim Kulow and John Ferrell gained 2nd team recog nition.