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ATHLETICS
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Musicians Win Superiors A highlight of the music year is the Region Music Contest held each spring in Aberdeen. Once again musicians from Leola brought home a number of Superior ratings. Winning soloists included David Morri- son, Stacey Kappes, Mark Rau, and Lowell Morrison. Groups capturing Su- periors were the Percussion Ensemble, Girls’ Ensemble, Boys’ Ensemble, and Mixed Ensemble. The perennially-win- ning Swing Choir also earned a Superi- or rating. Winning vocalists were under the direc- tion of Mr. Ochsner, while Mr. Guffey directed the instrumentalists. ABOVE: Members of the Mixed Ensemble were Jim Guthmiller, David Morri- son, Jackie Ketterling, Kristi Fischer, Lynne Schemp, Lowell Morrison, Stacey Kappes, and Merle Mack. ABOVE: Winning soloists were David Morri- ABOVE: Fred Geffre, Lowell Morrison, Clark Guthmiller, and Kristi Fischer son, Mark Rau, Lowell Morrison, and Stacey comprised the winning Percussion Ensemble. Kappes. 28 Contest
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Members of the Number 1 rated Pirates were: BACK ROW: Coach Ron Struck, Steve Salzer, Rick Beilke, Danny Geffre, Glen Merkel, Danny Lechner, and Assistant Coach John Daly. THIRD ROW: Student Manager Fred Geffre, Philip Morrison, Keenan Steckler, Mike Guthmiller, Todd Lechner, Mark Ketterling, Mark Rau, and Student Manager John Guthmiller. SECOND ROW: Statistician Kim Jundt, Jim Guthmiller, Dana Leibel, Kevin Kallas, Mike Waltman, Cur- tis Kracke, and Derek Merkel. FRONT ROW. Miles Blum- hardt, Jeff Hoffman, Jody Hoffman, Kevin Steckler, Kevin Smalley, Jerome Mack, and Jeff Merkel. RIGHT: A Wildcat ball carrier is sprawled out as a second wave of Pi- rates closes in. Bucs Go 9-Man A declining enrollment saw the Pirates abandon 11-man foot- ball in favor of the 9-man vari- ety. And the switch didn’t slow them down a bit. Aggressive de- fense and a lightning-quick op- tion-oriented offense led the Bucs to an upset victory over Tripp in the Dakota Dome and a second consecutive Number One ranking. RIGHT: A Northwestern runningback is stripped of the ball by the aggressive Pirates. 30 Football
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