Meservey Thornton High School - Reminiscing Yearbook (Thornton, IA)

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mil lst Row, 1 to r: Kevin Meints, Mark Fischer, Scott Sprau, Daryl Love, Mike Ashland, Dennis Brandt, Dean Avery, Jay Butler. 2nd Row: Rick Hagen, Marty Lamb, Steve Miller, Alvin Deike, Barry Groh, Dennis Avery, Steve Oppermann, Steve Schmidt, Mickey Kreitlow. 3rd Row: Mr. Muhlenhruck QCoachJ, Jeff Kaduce, Randy Pals, An- dy Faaborg, Brad Gruis, Ken I-Ianawalt, Brian Nissen, Tim Floy, Doug Bell qManagerJ. reams Set Many New Records Good form Randy. The Lancers set five new school marks this year. The strength of Lancer track team was centered around the sprints and field events past season. Records were established in these areas: Brian Nissen the pace as he cleared 6'O in the high jump to rank him in the top r class C jumpers in the State. Brian was also conference cham- n. Mick Kreitlow set a new mark in the pole vault with a jump of ' '0. Barry Groh lowered the 100 dash standard to 10.4, 'and Alvin 1 :ike did the same in the 220 dash with a time of 23.8. The 440 re- 1 y fMark Fischer, Steve Oppermann, Barry Groh, and Alvin Deikej 1 is a strong threat throughout the year and also established a new nool mark of 46.4, ranking them as the eighth fastest unit in the ate. The finest team showing was at the Bronco Relays where they me up 3 points short of winning the team title. l ' I' if -wmrwusl-AP l.-its

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it JL . may Left to Right: Charlotte Brandt, Terri Bertelsen, Jody Lightbody, Cindy Gobeli, Janet Kaduce, Terre Floy, Carmen Wiemann, Susan Dorenkamp, Terri Galbreath, Pam Schoneman, Roxie Ruiter, Sherri Koenen, Maureen Ingebret- son. Back Row: Judy Van Osten fManagerj, Mary Overbeck, Colette Enderson, Sara Wiklund. Charlotte flies over the hurdle! ? 1-NV. .Slit . ':. Q-sus' 4 Girls and Boys Tra The 1973 Lancerette track team was highlighted by two championships and several school record performances. Meet C wpionships were recorded in Class 2-A at the Dows Invitational and Class B at the Broncoette relays at Belmoncl. School record perfor- mances were turned in by Pam Schoneman in the high jump 14' 11 Charlotte Brandt in the 100 yard dash f12.1J, The 10 flight shuttle hurdle relay of Jody Lightbody, Carmen Wiemann, Sherri Koenen Charlotte Brandt and the 880 medley relay of Roxie Ruiter, Terri telsen, Sherri Koenen and Maureen Ingebretson. Pam Schoneman, Roxie Ruiter, Terre Floy, Terri Galbreath, and Charlotte Brandt qualified for the state meet in the high jump, long jump, 400 meter shuttle relay, 100 meter low hurdles and yard low hurdles.

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'X '-W Fr 1st Row, l to r: Koleen Kriens, Barb Floy, Dorie Ann Nielsen, Darlene Guth, Nan Engebretson, Suzie Mabb, Slusher, Mr. Dunbar fCoachj. 2nd Row: Lisa Groh, Jan Jacobson, Jenee Lage, Vanessa Kessler, Jody Lage, Darla Schmidt, Stephanie Floy, Regina Floy, Kim Floy. Girls--M-T's leading girls golfer Ian Jacobsen once again missed most of the golf season with illness. Some came on late in the season which shows promise for next year's golferettes. These girls are Dorie Nielsen, Lisa Groh, Vanessa Kessler, Jenee Lage, and Suzie Mabb. They won 3 and lost 7. Finished fifth in the conference golf meet. Boys--The golf team was made up of six boys of whom only two had golfed prior to this spring. Barry Groh, and Billy Vierkant had previous experience but the rest of the team is young and will need a lot of work to be com- petitive next season. They won 2 and lost 7. Finished fourth in the conference golf meet. Mr. Dunbar qCoachy, Mickey Buseman, Dennis Brady, Dan Barz, David Meinders, Billy Vierkant, Mark Ingebret son, and Barry Groh. evict-'r-rr: r-'Y ' - f 'I-T -r sr- . .,, - ,,..,,.,,..,.,,.s...... Z r ,, QT' r ,, .. . p- , iff-L 533' r