Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1969 volume:

amatton book fjeretn contains a Valuable eb herein.... bministrators, nores, Jfresrtjmen, Organisations, ..... in tfcts pear of nineteen VULCAN 1969 EDITORS: Linda Zeman Bette Zaudtke ADVISOR: Mrs. Peterson BUSINESS MANAGER: Debbie Schrade 1969 is the 75th anniversary of the Great Hinckley Fire. In those days Hinckley was a thriving lumbering town with a population of 1200. The majority of the people depended on the Brennan Mill which cut 200,000 feet of lumber a day, to suooly them with a job. On the afternoon of September I, I891 , a ball of fire rolled from the southwest Into Hinckley. With the aid of a tornadic wind, low humidity, and little precipitation it struck. As a result, the town was reduced to ashes. The final death toll numbered Al8. — T TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 4 Seniors 6 Underclassmen 16 Organizations 28 Activities 42 Sports 54 BUS DRIVERS: Harvey Schroeder, Kenneth Wicklund, Alex Schroeder, Joe Kub, Clearance Gimp 1, Andy Maser, Cy Andersen, Carl Schwantke, Bob Benson, Bud White, Ed Whited, Lee Christiansen, Raymond Schmidt, Duane Finn. Personnel JANITORS: Harvey Schroeder, Bud White. SECRETARIES: Luella Loftness, Joan tootke, Ramona Klar COOKS: Myrtle Irons, Eurilla Van Halbeck, Dena Rypkema. 3 Mr. Berquist Mrs. Hermodson Superi ntendent: Principal: Counselor: Mr. 0. W. Pat Ostrand Mr. Lyndon Sonju Mr. Adrian Norman Mr. Lewis, Mr. Saari, Mr. Bussey, Mrs. Duj ROW ONE: William Cross, William Kappauf, John Schrade. ROW TWO: 0. Ostrand, Dr. R.M. Christianson, R.C. Lovgren, Don VolIman. ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Hill, Mr. Hermodson, Mrs. Hendershot, Mrs. Lokken, Mrs. Berquist . Tew, Mr. Sycks, Mr. FACULTY Miss Groen, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Jones, Mr. Aas. Mrs. Bjerke. BILL FOSS DANNY GRABER MOST ATHLETIC: Carla Paterson Brad Schmidt FAITH GRACE 9 SUE GRAND WALTER GREWE BEV HAMPEYS DONNA HANSEN LI LA HARTL 10 BEST ALL AROUND: Bette Zaudtke Brian Kendal I BETTY HEDTKE MOST COURTEOUS: Jo Rohweder Loo Irlbeck 11 DICK KOKSMA MERLIN LADD KARL L0V6REN STEVE McCULLOUCH VICKI MERRITT CAROLYN MOE OST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: barb Bruns Bill Foss JO ROHWEDER TIM 0'DONOVAN JEANNE 0'FLANAGAN ROLLE PALMER CARLA PETERSON BERTHA QUAINTANCE DOUG SCHAEFER HARLAN SCHWANTKE BRAD SCHMIDT DICK SCHROEDER KATHY SEVALL MOST LOYAL: Carl Peterson Leo Irlbeck 14 DEMYTRA SMITH MIKE SMITH BETTE ZAUOTKE 15 LINDA ZEMAN Juanita Ankrum Bev Ausmus Roger Ausmus Arlene Baran George Baran Ricky Brant Dennis Brennan Danny Cabak Joanne Campbell Gloria Cessna Stuarc Cross Rand I Crow Joyce DePover Gayla Diedrich Virginia Dunkley Hark Ellis Barry Foss Collette Fritz Sue Frye Ellen Hampeys Patty Harth Penny Harth Dave Hart I Tom Hegge Janice Hickle Mary Holt Jim Jarvis Arlene Jensen Earl Johnson Gail Johnson Juniors Jan Johnson Gary Klar Charles Kramer Jon Kramer 18 Kevin Kroschel Sandy Looft Dennis Harudas Hike Herlsko Donna Hoffatt Dawn Hohrbacher Hike Horan Pat Horan Harold Nelson Robert 01 an'' Lynn Pavelka Dave Pitreski Juel Rabe Randy Rabe Connie Roberts Jim Schaefer Lynnette Schaefer Hike Schaefer Joy Schmidt Dave Schroeder Ricky Sheehan Kathy Soens John Spinier Paulette Stapek Sandy Wellni tz Bev Whyte Lorna Wickiund Dave Wiener 19 Darlene Aim Marilyn Ausmus Allen Bartel Elleen Baum Debbie Brant Mary Carlier Alexa Clark Mike Clark Arlys Dayton Rod Fluegge Gail Gilbertson Mark Graber David Grace Joleen Grewe William Hancock Joan Holmberg Donna Irlbeck David Jones Faye Jones Carol Kappauf Sophomores 20 Kim Kendal I Arnold Klar Donna Larsen Fred Lyons Dave Mans Deanna Maser Vicki Miller Ann Rae Nelson Peter Nelson Glenn 0'Flanagan Sue Ohnstad Lynn Olander Greg Re I tan Tom Rosga Debbie Schrade Ray Schwantke Dennis Sloan Paul Spinier Gloria Tideo Dave Ubl Terry Whi te Lorin Whi ted Marlys Wiener Jolene Wolf Linda Zaudtke Donny Zeman 21 Wendy Asleson Dale Baran Dan Baran Howard Bjerke Joyce Borchard Mark Christianson Denise Coon Larry Depover Mary Diedrich Pete Dunkley Ros ema ry EmhoItz Peggie Frye Kathy Garbow Debbie Gray Gloria Hancock Brad Hawkinson Debbie Hegge Earl Holt Gene Johnson Lynn Johnson Scott Johnson Ginger Kendal I Bev Klar Dianne Klar Freshmen Greg Kroschel Carol Lamb Diane Lewis Emma Linder Bonnie Lucas Sue Lyon Art McClaren Tim HcCullough Gail McFerran Charles Mans Debbie Marudas Gary Maslonkowski Becky Merritt Di rk Nelson Pat 0'Donovan Mary Palmer Bob Quaintance Ron Rabe Art Schroeder Don Shermer Steve Sikkink Horatia Soens Frank Soukup John Tauber Tim Thom Helen Vo11man Joanne Von Rueden Robert Wei Ini tz 23 Tony Wicklund Bonnie Wiener Marianne Zacharias Rita Berglund Ed Borchard Randy Brant Ronnie Brant John Campbell Stephi Christianson Ricky Crow Mark Diedrich Julie Frye Pam Frye Melaine Garbow Sue GiIbertson Kristi Graber Kathy Gray Allen Grewe Elaine Hart) Kevin Irlbeck Roger Irons Laurie Johnson Vicki Johnson Hazel Jones Earl Klar Oavi d Koksma Paul Kramer Grade Eight Diane KrolI Rich Kroschel Mary Linder Judy Lyon 24 Verna McClaren Mary McCullough LaVerne Mans Wayne Mans Barb Mohrbacher Jeff Myers Cheryl O'Flanagan Betty Ohnstad Steve Pearson John Rabe Candy Re I tan Jeff Roberts Bruce Rootkie Randy Schaefer Bruce Schmidt Ed Spinier James Stapek Dennis Steen Douglas Steen Al Ian Toering Debbie Vayder Randy Warner Betty Wei Ini tz Wayne White Ken Whi ted Annette Witucki Penny Zaudtke Larry Zeman 25 Danny Ausmus Sandra Bakken Roberta Bart Tim Beaufeau Betsy Beneke Frank Busse Greg Bussey Paul Cabak Cheryl Caza Tom Clark Nancy Dayton Todd Diedrich Teri Dieter Curtis Dunkley Donna Emholtz Robert Engels Patty Frye Hark Gilliland Sharon Goebel Shirley Goebel Kev i n Hancock Mike Hedtke Martha Holt Georgeann Houle Scott Jindra Mike Jones GRADE SEVEN Patrica Judkins Phillip Kangas Sandy Klar Cindy Krol1 26 Zoann Kroll Patrice Kroschel Crystal Lewis Sidney Lucas Gary McFerran Jim Marudas Dale Hans Gail Maslonkowski Wendy Hoe David Mortenson Marvin Nelson Tom Reiser Janice Rootkie Cheryl Roberts Nancy Schaefer Alair Schmidt Jane Schmidt Martin Sloan Mary Ann Stapek Becky Thom Tim Thompson Charles Von Rueden Dave Von Rueden Margie Walrath ky Willi ams in Willi ams a Wi tuck! i Wiener na Wolf 27 Bev Ausmus Lynette Schaefer Gloria Cessna Kathe SewalI Carla Peterson B-SQUAD: Oonna Larsen, Debbie Marudas, Lynn Johnson, Mary Diedrlch, VI ROW ONE: Jolene Grewe, Sue Lyons, Stephi Christianson, Mary McCullough. ROW TWO: Bev White, Eileen Baum, Carla Peterson, Debbie Schrade, Jean Ubl. ROW THREE: Arlys Dayton, Tom Rosga, Charlie Kramer, Dennis Brennen, Scott Halverson, Donna Larson, Judy Lyons. ROW FOUR: Deanna Maser, Stuart Cross, George Baran, Doug Steen, Tim McCullough, Teri Chollett. ROW FIVE: KatheSewal1, Mr. Saarl, Marlys Weiner, Art Schroeder. BAND ROW ONE: Mr, Saarl, Mary Holt, Jan Johnson, Wendy Asleson, Alexa Clark, Susan Ohnstad, Penny Harth, Debbie Marudas, Ginger Kendall. ROW TWO: Carla Peterson Terl Chollett, Gloria Hancock, Kathe Sewall, Jolene Wolf, Linda Zaudtke, Beverly Klar, Denise Coon, Peggy Frye. ROW THREE: Arlys Dayton, Darlene Aim, Randl Crow, Marlys Wiener, Katny Soens, Gloria Tiden, Debbie Brant, Donna Irlbeck. GIRLS TRIO: Carla Peterson Carol Kathe Winsor SewaI 1 CHORUS ROW ONE: Mrs. Duzan, Candy Reitan, Jo Crewe, Ginger Kendall, Patty Harth, Lynn Johnson, Annafl Wltucki. ROW TWO: Carrie Moe, Debby Marudas, Mary McCullough, Jan Johnson, Barb Mohrbacher, pH Frye, Melissa Martin, Eileen Baum. ROW THREE: Carla Peterson, Vicki Miller, Mary Carlier, Harth, Jo Rohweder, Collette Fritz, Peggy Frye, Mary Oiedrich. ROW FOUR: Bonnie Von Rued H Kathe Sewall, Bev Whyte, Helen Vollman, Kristi Graber, Elaine Hartl, Jean O'Flanagan, Bev AusmH ROW FIVE: Bette Zaudtke, Bev Klar, Eveline Soelberg, Mary Palmer, Marilyn Ausmus, Ann Rae NelsoH Joanne Von Rueden, Gloria Hancock. ROW SIX: Carol Winsor, Verna McClaren, Donna Larsen, MarlrfoJ Wiener, Sue Lyon, Debbie Schrade, Penny Zaudtke, Deanna Maser. ||] FHA ROW ONE: Mrs. Duzan, Jan Johnson, Pat Harth. ROW TWO: Carla Peterson Jo Rohweder, Debby Schrade. ROW THREE: Bev Ausmus, Ann Rae Nelson Deanna Maser. 32 rUOW ONE: Leo Irlbeck, David Hartl, Charles Kramer, Jim Jarvis, Dick Schroeder, Denny Marudas, lenny Brennan. ROW TWO: Ray Schwantke, Ricky Brant, Bill Foss, Norman Cessna, Danny Baran, )irk Nelson. ROW THREE: Mr. Sycks, Glenn O'Flanagan, Rich Tauber, Brad Schmidt, Jon Tauber, •ale Baran, Mr. Berquist. LETTERMENS CLUB ROW ONE: Bev White, Vicki Miller, Jan Johnson, Melissa Martin, Linda Zeman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Lokken, Dawn Mohrbacher, Mary Diedrich, Ellen Hampeys, Teri 33 ROW ONE: Lynnette Schaefer, Jo Kohweder, Carla Peterson, Carrie Moe, Debbie Schrade. ROW 1 Donna Irlbeck, Sue Ohnstad, Debbie Marudas, Bonnie Lucas, Debbie Cray, Eileen Baum, Vicki MlllJ ROW THREE: Mrs. Hermodson, Denise Coon, Ellen Hampeys, Collette Fritz, Horatia Soens, He. Vollman, Marilyn Ausmus, Lynn Pavelka. ROW FOUR: Mary Palmer, Jo Von Rueden, Bonnie Von Ruedi Sue Lyon, Donna Larsen, Mary Diedrich, Lorna Wicklund, Gloria Hancock, ONE: Charles Von Rueden, Kevin Hancock, Alair Schmidt, Gary McFerran, Mark Gilliland, David prtenson, Sharon Goebel, George Schroeder, Martin Sloan. ROW TWO: Howard Bjerke, Jo Grewe, nna Irlbeck, Jolene Wolf, Mary Carlier, Sue Ohnstad, Eileen Baum, Jane Schmidt, Art Schroeder. THREE: George Baran, Bill Hancock, Dale Baran, Donna Larsen, Barb Bruns, Lil« • 'th Grace, Debbie Brant, Mr. Aas. ■■■ ROW ONE: Hr. Sonju, Joleen Crewe, Faith (race, Jo Rohweder, Bev Ausmus, Kathy Crewe. ROW V Lynnette Schaefer, Glenn O'Flanagan, Bill Hancock, Dawn Hohrbacher, Debbie Schrade, Rick Bra ROW THREE: Leo I rlbeck, Rolle Palmer, Charles Kramer, Bill Foss, George Baran, Donna Larson. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL DRESS CODE GIRLS: 1. Skirts are to be of reasonable length. As a guideline skirts should be no more that three inches above the knee. 2. No unusual hair coloring. 3. No excessive make-up. k. If hair is ratted, it must be combed down neatly. 5. Pantskirts and pantdresses allowed if of proper length. 6. On cold days, proper dress must be brought along to change into, after arriving at school. Slacks permitted only on days when students are excused to attend a ball game. 7. Cheerleaders are permitted to wear uniforms to after game parties. 8. Sweatshirts, levis, knee-knockers, bermudas are prohibited R( BOYS: 1. No sweatshirts will be allowed. 2. No white T-shirts. 3. No-engineer boots. U. Belts must be worn with trousers which are designed for belts. 5. Hair length: Bangs must be above eyebrows, hair length in back must not be so long as to go over the ears. Wide and long sideburns are not allowed. 6. Socks must be worn with sandals. 7. Shirts worn in unless cut square to be worn out. SENIOR high student council officers Irlbeck, President; Kathy Grewe, Vice President; Debbie Schrade, Treasurer; Mr. Sonju, Adviser; Bev Ausraus, Secretary. The Student Council of 1968-69, with a new advisor, Mr. Sonju, and Presidnet Leo Irlbeck ruled with an iron hand. The 1968 Homecoming wa sponsored by the Student Council and turned out to be a great success. Kathy Grewe and Leo Irlbeck attended the 1968 Minnesota Student Council Convention with Mr. Sonju. The dress code was enacted by the Council. The fiIm. Disorderly Orderly was sponsored as a pre-Christmas vacation treat. After game parties were tried but the Juniors took over to raise money for the prom. Sno-Week was also sponsored by the Council and was a very snowy success. Junior High Student Council I0WONE: Mr. Norman, David Von Rueden, Randy Schaefer, Paul Cabak, Todd Diedrich, Jim Marudas. I0WTWO: Mary Diedrich, Gloria Hancock, Gail McFerran, Rich Kroschel, Paul Kramer, Ronnie Brant. ROW ONE: Demytra Smith, Jan Johnson, Patty Harth, Betty Hedtke. ROW TWO: Melissa Martin, Carol Ellis, Gayla Diedrich. ROW THREE: Dawn Mohrbacher, Jan Hickle, Sandy Wellnitz, Ann Rae Nelson. ROW FOUR: Donna Moffatt, Bette Zaudtke, Ellen Hampeys. ROW FIVE: Sue Johnson, Lynnette Schaefer, Juanita Ankrum, Bev Whyte. ROW SIX: Bev Ausmus, Jo Rohweder, Judy Borchard. Mr. Lewis, Dave Schroeder, Gary Klar, Dave Jones, Dave Grace. 38 i TORCH |0W ONE: Jan Johnson, Faith Grace, Lila Hartl, Tom Rosga. ROW TWO: Mary Dlecfrich, Cheryl Caza, Tickl Miller, Jolene Wolf, Sue Ohnstad, Barb Mohrbacher, Bev Ausmus. ROW THREE: Deanna Maser, wn Mohrbacher, Bill Hancock, Dennis Brennan, George Baran, Jean Ubl, Bev Whyte. 39 EDITORS: Bev White, Lila Hartl. ADVISOR: Miss Groen. ROW ONE: Gloria Cessna, Donna Moffatt, Ann Rae Nelson. ROW TWO: Joy Schmidt, Sandy Wellnitz, Bev Ausmus, Mary Carlier. ROW THREE: Jeannie 0'Flanagan, Donna Hansen, Faith Grace. ROW FOUR: Janice Hickle, Bonnie Von Reuden, Mary Uiedrich, Lynn Fevelka. ROW FIVE: Joanne Von Reuden, Debbie Schrade. Lynnette Schaefer. UNDERCLASSMEN: Kathy Grewe, Debby Brant Jolene Wolf Donna Moffatt ACTIVITIES: Donna Larson, Penny Harth, Ralph Holmes. ANNUAL STAFF ADVISOR: Mrs. Peterson. EDITORS: Lind 2 Bette Zaudtke. BUSINESS: Debbie Marudas, Mary Palmer, Deb Schrade, Gloria Hancock, Linda Zaudtke, Mary Diedrich SENIORS: Eileen Baum, Marilyn Ausmus SPORTS: Bill Foss, Mi Iler. Jan Johnson, ROW TWO ROW THREE ROW ONE: Demytra Smith, Debbie Hegge, Wendy Asleson, Rosemary Emholtz, Alexa Clark, Gloria Tlden, Bertha Quaintance, Mary Cartier, Sue Frye, Dawn Mohrbacher, Linda Zeman, Mr. Lewis, Lynn Pavelka, Sue Johnson, LIBRARY CLUB SAFETY PATROL ROW ONE: Juanita Ankrum, Sandy Wellnitz, Barb Bruns, Joy Schmidt, Linda Zaudtke, Bette Zaudtke, Denise Coon. ROW TWO: Arlene Baran, Kathy Soens, Stuart Cross, Barry Foss, Charles Kramer, Leo Irlbeck, Greg Reitan, Mary Diedrich, Ellen Hampeys. 41 QUEEN CARLA KING BRIAN HOMECOMING SENIOR CANDIDATES Vicki Merritt Carla Peterson Bette Zaudtke Arlene Rohweder Norman Cessna Brian Kendal I Leo Irlbeck Bill Foss ATTENDANTS Freshmen Mary Diedrich Sophomores Lynn 0lander Juniors Gloria Cessna Randy Fritz Ray Schwantke Danny Cabak Homecoming activities began September 23, with the final voting for king and queen. Monday night the seniors collected wood for the bonfire. Tuesday was casual day and the slave sale. The Powder Puff football games were held Wednesday night. The games were followed by the bonfire and snake dance. Thursday students wore red and white for color day. Friday was dress-up day and the coronation. Carla Peterson and Brian Kendall were crowned Homecoming royalty. Homecoming came to a close that evening with the football game against Onamia and the dance. The Vulcans lost the game 32 - 7. 45 POWDER-PUFF FOOTBALL GRAND MARCH ICEBOUND V icebound, a drama In three acts was written by Owen Davis. It takes place in the parlor of the Jordan homestead in Veazi® Maine. Icebound is the story of Jane Crosby, a servant who tried to change Ben Jordan, who had run away when accused of a crime and had returned to the Jordan homestead the night 0f his mother's death. The other Jordans were all waiting for her death, hoping to inherit her money. Instead, the old woman left all her money to Jane, who with the help of judge Bradford, cleared Ben of the crime and gradually changed him. She loved Ben and therefore in turn left ail th« money she inherited to him. Not until Jane was ready to leave did Ben realize he loved her too. Cast Ben Jordan Jane Crosby, a servant Henry Jordan Emma, his wife Nettie, her daughter by a former marriage Sadie Fellows, once Sadie Jordan, now a widow Orin, her son Ella Jordan, the unmarried sister Doctor Curtis Judge Bradford Hannah, a servant Jim Jay, deputy sheriff Larry Maser Bev Ausmus Jack El 1strom Cheri Merritt Ceci Cross Linda Von Rueden Charles Von Rueden Becky Schmidt Ralph Pavelka Dick Schroeder Hatti Webb Brad Finn Argan, the invalid Toinette, a servant Bill Foss Patty Harth Angelique, Argan's eldest daughter Bev Ausmus Monsieur Dlafoirus, a physician Karl Lovgren Thomas Dlafoirus, his son Monsieur Fleurant, an apothecary both played by Stuart Cross Cleante, an admirer of Angelique Dennis Brennan Beralde, Argan's brother Monsieur De Bonnefol, a notary both played by Dick Schroeder Be line, Argan's second wife Bette Zaudtke Louison, Argan's younger daughter Penny Harth Di rector Mr, Hermodson Student Director Bev Whyte The Imaginary Invalid The play depicts a hypochondriac who is teased continually by his servant, Toinette. To solve his medical problems, Argan, the invalid, would like his daughter, Angelique, to marry Thomas Diafolrus. Angelique has other ideas and with the help of Toinette they scheme for her marriage to Cleante. - N 0. W K ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK Sno-Week 69 started on Monday January 27th with Casual Day. Tuesday was declared Color-Day, that ev- ening we were defeated by Askov in an over-time game with a score of 73-81 . Dress- up Day started off Wednesday with the coronation following that night. At the coronation the 1968 Homecoming Royalty, Brian Kendall and Carla Peterson, Crowned Carol Winsor Sno Queen and Bill Foss Sno-King. The Audience was tnen entertained by the faculty band. A volleyball qame then took place with the faculty defeating the stu- dents. On Thursday Student Administration Day was held and declared a success. Friday January 31, the student body held a pepfest and a Hootenany with Mr. Hermondson and his guitar. Friday night the Vulcans were defeated narrowly by Finlayson with a score of 66-70. A dance was held In the Elementary school, featuring the Creme Cheez. This brought a close to the 1969 Annual Sno-Week. 52 }UEEN CAROL Homecoming queen Carla presents Bill with the Golden Sceptor. KING BILL Homecoming king Brian presents Carol with a bouquet of roses. SPORTS FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Ray Schwantke, Dave Jones, Brad Hawkinson, Charles Kramer, Stuart Cross, Allen Bartel, Dennis Marudas, Jim Jarvis, Coach Turnwall. ROW TWO: Coach Sycks, Glenn O'Flanagan, Dan Barer, Jon Tauber, Richard Tauber, Brad Schmidt, Dick Schroeder, Leo I rlbeck, Dave Hartl, Ricky Brant. 56 Scoreboard lindstrom cancel led Chisago City 18 0 Sandstone k 0 Onamia 32 7 OgiIvie 6 27 Willow River 25 7 1 s le 3 9 C TEAM SEASON RECORD Mora 13 Hinckley 6 Sandstone 7 Hinckley 6 ROW ONE: Mark Diedrlch, Kevin Irlbeck, Randy Schaefer, Jim Marudas, Paul Cabak, David Mortenson, Todd Diedrich, Allen Grewe. ROW TWO: Bruce Schmidt, Larry Zeman, Paul Kramer, Dave Koksma, Rick Crow, Allen Toering, Charles Von Rueden, Scott Jindra, Richard Kroschel, Coach Hill. ROW ONE: Coach Sycks, Jim Jarvis, Roger Bloomquist, George Baran, Norman Cessna, Richard Tauber Coach Hill. ROW TWO: Richard Schroeder, Brad Schmidt, David Ubl, Fred Lyon, Leo Irlbeck, Barry Foss, Denny Brennen. VARSITY BASKETBALL B TEAM ROW ONE: Dave Grace, Scott Halverson, Tony Wicklund. Dirk Nelson, Dave Koksma, Pet O'Donavan Scott Johnson, Larry DePover, John Tauber, Mr. Hill. ROW TWO: Tim Thom, Brad Hewklnson, Will Hancock, Dale Baran, Donny Zeman, Dave Ubl, Fred Lyon. Art McClaren. BASKETBALL SCORES pred Lyons Hinckley 36 62 Taylors Falls 67 40 McGrath 54 63 Fin layson 55 88 Sandstone 46 70 Pine City 56 73 Chisago City 64 81 Wi ilow River 57 74 Onamia 47 74 Rush City 90 69 McGrath 73 81 Askov 66 70 Finlayson 57 75 Isle 32 66 Sandstone 66 81 Isle 46 68 Wi1 low River 5 59 Onamia Brad Schmidt Dennis Brennen CONFERENCE STANDINGS Sandstone 13 1 Finlayson II 3 Onamia 9 5 Isle 8 6 WI1 low River 8 6 Askov 5 9 Hinckley 2 12 McGrath 1 13 Roger Bloomquist David Ubl Norman Cessna :CTI0tt-A SI TRACK COACH: MR. BUTTERFIELD TEAM Ralph Pavelka Brad Schmidt Dave Hart 1 Butch Kiehn Jim Jarvis Jon Kramer Charles Kramer Benny Schumann Dale Baran Dirk Nelson HINCKELY HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIAL TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS Ralph Pavelka Event: 100 yd. dash Time: 10.1 Date: May II, 1968 Place: Pine City Ralph Pavelka Event: MtO yd. dash Time: 51.5 Date: June 7, 1968 Place: Macalester College Ralph Pavelka Event: Broad jump Distance: 20' 7j Date: May 8, 1968 Place: Isle 3ASEBALL STANDINGS COACH: MR. BERQUIST Won Lost ASSISTANT COACH: Hinckley 5 0 MR. SYCKS Sandstone 3 2 Finlayson 3 2 Wi 1 low River 3 2 McGrath 1 k Askov 0 5 Team Ken Ausmus Marty Jendro Jack ElIstrom Ralph Pavelka Brad Schmidt Leo Irlbeck Norm Cessna Doug Schaefer Dick Koksma Dick Schroeder Richard Tauber -Dannis__Br e n n a n C J im JarvJ.st 'Oenn i s Ha rudas Jim Schaefer Mike Schaefer Fred Lyon Tim Thom Pat 0'Donovan SCORES Opponent Home Braham 3 it Rush City 7 8 Hibbing 12 0 Pine City 9 18 Two Harbors 2 6 Willow River 7 11 McGrath 0 12 Finlayson it 5 Sandstone it 9 Askov 0 Sub-district Play 10 Sandstone 1 11 District 25 Semi-Finals Rush City District 0 25 Finals 7 Forest Lake 5 2 LUMBER. 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