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Pictured at left-Joe Herr-1972 Football Hatchet Award Winner lwith 89 tacklesj, and was the 1972 Outstanding Blocker. Ind. Rushing Leader-Rick Pettis-694 yds. l Ind. Passing Leader-Tom Kramer-661 yds. Pictured above-some of the graduating Seniors-Mike Tieden, Gary Westin, Mike Simonson, l Ind. Receiving Leader-Kim Swanson-302 yds. M.V.P., All-Con- ference Pick. Mark Bauman also an All-Conference Pick Dave Young, Brad Ehmke, Carrol Dudley Above pictures show some action during the 19-0 win over D.C. Coach Turnquist politely asks the refs bo leave the field since they have been getting in the way of the ballgame. 33
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Marsha Haukom Reigns As 1972 Homecoming Queen HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Left to Right, Debbie Gaal, Ann Stanton, LaMae Gronseth, Nancy Kramer, Shirley Gerhart, Queen Marsha, Jeanne Buelt, Lynette Thoe, Gail Johnson, Diane Kruger, Jackie Case. ' dawg ez, .- ..S-145 9 A Q lf? is I 'Rf ,, - ,X fl u. f 5 V 'Yi T 9 3? N3 .M 1. . 5 's On Thursday evening, September 28, the Homecoming festivities for the 1972-1973 school year began. Being escorted by the football players were twelve excited, young girls. This year's princesses were Robin Case 8th grade, Wendy Reese 7th grade. Mark Mandler represented the H club as Master of Ceremonies. The Moment arrived and the reigning 1971-1972 Homecoming Queen, Carol Enderson, crowned Marsha Haukom as her new successor. Friday night after a tremendous effort the Hayfield Viking lost to the Goodhue Wildcats. The queen, her attendants and the candidates were featured as part of the half-time show along with the band. The dance was held Saturday night with entertainment by the Min- nesota Sun. 35 . fm' 1-.1 'i ' ' 'Lo 'W'--'A r mif Goodhue 20 Hayfield 6 .ENN 5.3 , . ,. ,gi K. MS ' ,rs is . 'r X 6 Q, .Miss - iii figs,
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