Mapleton High School - Falcon Yearbook (Mapleton, ND)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM PASS THAT BALL HURRY AND SCORE WE WON WE WON HURRAH The girls' basketball team was coached this year by Mr Fettig It is the first year that most of the girls have played basketball, and we think that they are to be congratulated on the fine games they played The girls practiced long and hard to try and achieve a team level that they felt would bring rewards to them and the community They displayed very excellent sportsmanship at all of the ball games even when they were on the losing side Illness crippled the team many times, but the girls tried hard to please their coach and fans at all times whether they had to massage an ankle at half time or drink tea at a time out they were really willing to do their best The team had a very good record and they won the South Conference They received a very nice trophy for their efforts in the Cass Valley Conference contest At the district tournament they placed fourth Congratulations Girls!! You have played exciting games and made Mapleton High very proud of you You are to be commended on you played the games By the way, your new silver gray suits look real 'neat ' LEFT T0 RIGHT Hr Fettig, coach, Sandra Eggert, Harshia Derrig, Donna Mattson, Jane Eggert, Hary Joyce, Katy Grindberg, Ardis Pfingsten, Judy Peterson, Cynthia Scherweit, Hary Pfingsten, Judy Kraft, Esther Larsen, Carol Cockerill, and Margaret Cross, student manager 27 your good sportsmanship and the happy disposition you displayed as

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CHEERLEADERS Harshia Mary Ellen Elaine ei . . i 4 Cynthia Kathy Kathy Cockerill, Marshia Derrig, and Elaine Grindggrg Congratulations!! That is the word that this annual dedicates rx to the Mapleton High cheerleaders They did a swell job and iff' certainly are to be commended for their hard work They cheered at the games, helped to enthuse the N crowds, contributed to good sportsmanship, and held surprised packed pep rallies The f if 0 girls wore brilliant red corduroy jumpers f' X 1 and red plaid blouses Their jumpers were also lined with red plaid material Thev V D wore white tennis shoes and red anklets L 9 f G X 'T To top Off' their outfits they wore red beanies Q RX 2 Our cheerleaders introduced us to some X! new yells They varied from Five Lone 'N J Horsemen to a Charleston yell, and from an Indian war cry to just a good old FIGHT! The cheerleaders attended a cheerleading clinic at Valley City Yes, congratulations, to you, the cheerleaders for the splendid job you did Thanks to you, the fa s supporting the teams and Cheer' 65d0I'S K vc PM 26 . t ssr Q T , K T '92, ' W E 2 f f O . 1. x vljg if ll S . ,T 5 I ' Aff , FF? ,S . F Q 6 E . K OJ

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FIRST ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT Richard Waxler, Niel Thompson, Paul McKinnon, Richard Anderson, Melvin Scherweit, and Frank Witte. The Junior boys' team played some very exciting games throughout the season They were well behaved and played ball in a very ex cellent manner They received a consolation trophy for fifth place in the Grandin Grade Tournament You boys did very well, and you will be a credit to the high school team in future years Mr Taverns, you can certainly be proud of your junior team SECOND ROW-LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Taverna, coach, Philip Kraft, John McKinnon, Eugene Cross, Ronald Morrigan, and Lee Otos JUNIOR The Junior girls' team played at a Horace Grade Tournament The team was organized late in the year, and they did not have a chance to play in any games other than the tournament They received fourth place and can be very proud of themselves Mr York, congratulations to you, on the coaching job that vou did TEAMS FIRST ROW LEFT T0 RIGHT: Patty Eng, Sharon Wagner, Joanne Witte, Eunice Larsen, Donna Bartholomay, Susan Pet erlon SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Gauffin, Linda Hendrickson, Susan Warner, Lois Witte, Karen Hagemeister, Ann Lindsay, and Mr York, coach 28