Mandan High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Mandan, ND)

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today and endeavor to progress tomorrow .L..L- u--f-+ n--3 x What's up, Ref?' '... A moment later as skins' center Pat Williams of the Grendels and shirts' center Jerry Emil of the Fumblers squared off against each other, Dean Kautzman grabbed the tip-ol? and became the 6th man for the Gren- dels as he made a beautiful lay-up for the op- posing team. won by a close margin. Coach Jim Ro- lando's next stop was at Valley City where the State championship was being held. Among the top thirty finalists in this tournament the Braves were success- ful enough to place in the top twenty. Mandan's outstanding Charles Huddle- son grabbed 6th place, Ronald Mrnak placed 10th, Gale Gretterman notched l2th place, Jerry Emil garnered 'l4th position, while Danny Corey pulled into the 'l9th slot. Because all these boys are underclassmen, and because of their showing in the tournament last year we say North Dakota golfers watch out. in 'ill il abr I I . --....... Each year a host of boys from the seventh through twelfth grades enioy intramurals. The boys form teams and submit their names to their director, Mr. John Mach, who arranges a schedule of games to be played. Each team plays almost as often as our B or A squads. The teams play for the championship and, for top honors, are rewarded by receiv- ing ribbons. From the time these activities originated, about nine years ago, they have included such games as tennis, crabball, volleyball and basketball. It has proved to be a great success and, with the increasing participation, will probably be more beneficial than ever in the future. 17 ki 'z With a clashing of bumpers, and a waving of hands, we have a basket, strike up the bands. As Bob Shag Kary of the mad Russians lets fly his lump shot, he collfdes in mid-air with Jerry Engel of the Hotshots 87 0--e

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Through sports . . . we meet the challenge :USPS I G, .55-iii,-Q 'X N ' it ' ga'lf't'?i'fl'i,wt,'5'f ' M Y V' ,V Q 'I I 1' , 5 N . I T X 4 ' ' 1 X A 9 f 4 O . I s ' , ' T 1 'fkfqfq ', is n ,if7.jIjZ1s,:Q I , , if 4 '.g.,.3-, .,. ' '-1 1-:-::..-:-: f Q 3 ,'5:.g.g.'g ,'.g- 3 ew I l k 7425-:1f: ' fi . Z1 N A'w::?',, .. ,, N y J Pl Romeos of the tennis courts . . . Tom Helbling, Skip Hagen. These handsome men co Even though the Braves lost to all competition in tennis it must be re- membered that while the competition was seasoned, the Braves were play- ing in their first season of tennis. The tennis team, comprised of Tom Kelsch, Tom Fitterer, Harry Hagen and Dick Helbling, made their first road trip to Jamestown to play the Blue- iays. This game may have given us 'N Watch the birdie . . . Coach Jim Ro- lando, Charles Hud- dleson, Ronald Mrnak, Jerry Emil, Gale Gret- terman, and Daniel Corey. These members constituted the '54 golf team of M.H.S. I t 'V . ,'Q'lOt Kelsch, Tom Fitterer, Coach Jim Rolando, Dick nstituted the '54 tennis team for M.H.S. defeat but it also gave us experience. The final score stood at 3-2, 3-2 2-O with the Jays on top. The Braves next trip carried them back to Jamestown where the State Tournament was in session. Here Mandon absorbed a thorough defeat 2-0, 2-0, 2-0 at the hands of Grand Forks, who later be- came the State Champions. '- 'I J '1 fW'.'- ' n.g1n'.' ..Q,, , 8 ,. Much success can be looked forward to from the young golf team which now has five ex- perienced underclass- men to handle Class A competition. The Braves made their first road trip to Bismarck, where they lost by a close margin. Mandan play- ed host to Bismarck in their second outing. They were a successful host in the sense that the Demons once again

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To all these we say ITSYOURS The memory of a wonderful school year nts loys and sorrows good tnmes and others vnctorles and defeats IT S YOURS Our work plans tame and effort all happaly gnven to publtsh thus annual IT S YOURS Thus book an the hope that nt wall perpetuate the now vwnd but soon dnm memory of a school year ,area Pat Wull cms and Edna Worthlngton Co ed tors Pat we re done tum And thus gunk ns gonng an the basket as of now Just thunk all that work its fmlshed What ll we do wlth no Chief tam to work on? How about Mr Fors I bet he ll be happy to have us qult houndmg hum for a picture of thus and a picture of that and Dont forget Janet Gludt enther She was sure swell to devote so much of her tame to thus book And need we mentnon our capable advuser Mass Phnllupp and the hard workung staff and commuttees TO ALL THESE WE SAY THANK YOU 88 0 Q Q Q o Q O 9 ........ nos. lla . . . ... - 9 ........ . - . . ... ... ... . . . 1 ........ . . . . -- ... . ... ... - tl ' lv, 7 1,551 ,... 51, 1, 5 saw, ,vi ffl Y fs el Vi' ,Q l I . 1 ki .44 t X I S . V' A f P l . 1 T. t ' vc l' V gf' T ' 'Q ' G . xlw . , 'i ' , -i , ll I ll I 1 1 ,, . .... ,, ,, . ., .. , . . , . ' ' ll H , . . . . . . ,, I I T ll I 1 ' ' ll , , ...