Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Vasey Starts Fast This is the Crowd 'fl TIME 10:00 12:30 1:00 1:15 1:30 1:45 2:00 2:15 2:30 2:45 3:00 3:15 llttlG ol QOH Under the coaching of Les McKay Menomonie won dual meets from Mondovi and Chippewa Falls. The Indians played host to the Little Olympics where they placed se- cond. II1 the sectionals at New Richmond, MHS qualified for the state tournament. Mike I-larmston was the top individual at State. Pepe Smith held the lowest aver- age throughout the entire season. SCHEDULE Golf meet starts Field Events 100 yard dash Qtrialsj y 440 yard dash L , 220 yard dash miaisy 880 yard dash 100 Finals 1 Mile Run 220 Finals 200 Shuttle Relay 400 Shuttle Relay 380 Yard Relay Pete gets a tip from Coach McKay mplcs ROW ONE: Fred Flint, Craig Halvorson, Mike Harmston, Pete Smith. ROW TWO: John Guntner, Coach McKay, Chuck Ringrose.

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F I Ully , . iff , a ffm ' 3 57 ' I anna, Qin? 'IAC K ROW ONE: B. Bundy, M. Donaldson, B. Ott, G. Bakke, B. Schroeder, D. Brock- COACH GRIER way. ROW TWO: C. Owens, V. Rhodes, G. Buss, L. Haugh, I. Lambert, B. Vasey, E. Tangen, D. Sjuggerud, G. Jatniks. ROW THREE: J. Stratton, L. Iewett, I. Magen, E. Knutson, P. Schneider, D.Irwin, D. Cockeram, B. O'Meara D. Kuester, R. Reppe, G. Kelton, W. Smith. 1 k The Menomonie track team started its season by winning with 29 points at the River Falls Invitational. Bob Schroeder placed first in the broad jump, while Bob Ott received a second in the high jump. The Rice Lake Inivitational resulted in a third place for Menomonie BUNDY SOARS with 28 points. Gary Bakke won a first in the mile. Bob Schroeder placed a second in the broad jump. Despite the firsts won by Bakke in the mile and Ott in the 440 yard dash and a second by Donaldson in the 100 yard dash, IVl6I'lOlYlOlllE came out on the short end at the Regis Dual Meet with an 80-38 score. The Eau Claire Invitational was also a third place with 23 points. Bakke's running of the mile and Bob Ott's high jump and running of the 440 yard dash counted for 12 of the Indians' 23 points. The Indians placed second with 445 at Menomonie Little Olympics. Bakke's endurance in the mile broke the previous record. Firsts were received by Ott - 440 yard dash, 200 and 400 yard shuttle, and 880 yard relay. Bundy's pole vaulting rated a fourth. In the Eau Claire Sectional, Menomonie earned a third with 27 points. Our track team was represented at the state meet by Gary Bakke, who placed fifth in the mile, Bob Bundy - pole vault, Bob Ott - 440 yard dash, and Bob Ott, Bob Schroeder, Mike Donaldson, and Dale Brockway participated in the relay events. BAKKE BREAKS THE TAPE

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ROW ONE: M. Henry, L. Kelton, R, Eighmy, E. Kuester, L. Miller, B, Grambo, L. Stewart ROW TWO: D, Hansen, W. Sabatke, C. Retzloff, D. Olson, P. Noreen, R. Ouilling, J Walhood, C. Schroeder, M. Trinko. BAIIER-UD Menomonie's nine defeated Regis in both games while losing twice to Mondovi and Durand. The Indians dropped the first tournament game to Colfax but triumphed over Glenwood City 6-5. ln the Glenwood game the deciding factor was a home run by Len Stewart. Pete Noreen and Len Stewart led the team with batting averages of. 375 and , 360, Lee Kelton was the leading pitcher with 3 wins and 1 loss, The returning lettermen will be: Pete Noreen, Ron Quilling, Mike Henry, and Carl Retzloff. MENOMONIE OPPONENT 3 Mondovi 5 7 Durand 5 6 Regis 5 O Durand 11 33 Mondovi 4 6 Glenwood City 5 2 Colfax 8 Won 33 Lost 4