Highland Park High School - Tartan Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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SCORES '72-'73 Ml cRoSsMcouNTRY J 1 FOOTBALL 41 Highland 21 Johnson 48 Highland 36 Mech Arts 50 Highland 1 20 Central 1 501 Highland 7 Harding 44 C Highland 12 Humboldt 150 Highland 20 Murray M321 4 Highland C 35 Monroe v 50 C Highland 14 Washington Highland Harding Highland Centiraly Highland 'jWashington Highland J iMech. Arts Highland Johnson 1 Q M Highland J Monroe Highland Murrlaya Highland My M M C ,153 ,Humbnidi l District 15M..gMi5t place 3 1 M J Region-414-Brdyplace 7 1 A State-- 7th place' MM 3 LM it J Highland 'Murray f Highland Johnson A Highland Central, A Highland Mech.VArts Highland Harding Highland lWashington Highland Monroe Highland Humboldt J HOCKEY Highland Monroe- Highlland Johnson Highland 4 Humboldt Highland Central Highland Washington Highland M Harding Highland Murray Highlland 1 4 Mech. Arts Highland Johnson Highland M Central High and Monroe 1 7 Highhancl Murray ' Highland Harding M Highland Washington Highland Monroe Highland 'Humboldt A Highland 4 MurraY7 High and Johnson 1 Highland Central Highland Mech. Arts Twin City Game C High and Washburn M 1 1 WRESTLING J 211 M f M J Highland 4 27 Monroe 4104 ' A Highland 4 J J 26 Mech. Arts C58 I 1 Highland 43 Washington 63 g Highland 5 Humboldt 77M Highland 17 Johnson 37 Q Highland 18 Murray 35 Highland J 24 Central J 40 CiHighland 15 Harding M SWIMMING 6 Highland 87 Central 1 Highland 82 Mech. Arts 1 Highland A72 Harding Highland Monroe Highland Humboldt Highland Washington Highland Johnson Highland Murray Highland Southwest 1 lT.C. Meetl District 15 - lst place State -- 11th place MM BASKETBALL Highland Harding Highland Washington Highland Monroe Highland Humboldt Highland Murray Highland Johnson Highland Central Highland Mech. Arts

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GIRLS VOLLEYBALL This year was The firsT in Highland's hisTory ThaT a girls Team parTicipaTed in inTerscholasTic conference volleyball play. The Team's record was 7-l, Their only conference loss aT The hands of arch-rival Murray. This gained Them a porTion of The Three-way Tie for firsT place, and Their final sTanding in The conference was a respecTable Third place finish. Row 1: Gail DuPauI, Cheryl HuberTy, KaThy Jansen, Marie Brom, Ronnie Sigal, Caye Boosalis, Cheryl lndehar. Rovv 2: Terri Crews, Sheryl Sloane, Mary Wolf, Renee Krekula, JeanneTTe King, Pal Jelinek, KaThy Jelinek. GIRLS TRACK Row 1: Karen Adkins, CelesTine MarTin, Ellie Cain, Debbie Kusie, Chris Carlson, Lori DiTlevson, Georgia Nloudry, Pai Furih. Row 2: Coach LaCasse, Cheryl HuberTy, Deann Derby, Nancy Kruse, AnneTTe Class, Cindy Ravich, Caye Boosalis, Laurie Dinneen, Mgr. Cheryl lndehar. 172

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