Mora High School - Mustang Yearbook (Mora, MN)

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Twist ‘Em Turn ‘Em Rock ‘Em and Roll 'Em Go! Go Go O.K., you’re dead meat. — Tony Ringler We’re a couple of wild and crazy wrestler ! — Doug Stevens and Westy Hebeisen Back: Todd Lewison, Dan Fore, Dan Kylander, Wes Hebeisen, Jim Black. Front: Mike Drabant, Steve Sahlstrom, Tony Ringler, Doug Stevens, Shane Gries. 19

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1982-83 proved to be Mora Wrestling's “year of firsts.” It was the first year to elect 3 captains (Doug Stevens, Wes Hebeisen, and Dan Fore), first year to defeat Pine City (39-27), first year to have 2 cham- pions at the Delano Tournament (Tony Ringler and Shane Gries), and the first year to compete in the Monticello tournament. The team had 8 wrestlers with no previous junior varsity experience and 6 first year wrestlers which was also a sort of first. The team was set back after being afflicted by numerous injuries. But as coach Lewison said, “In- dividual quality was high.” Wrestlers Take 'Em Down Back: Coach Barratt Holmgren, John Kylander, Pat Kant, Jaaon Hebeisen. Wayne Gabrieleon, Jack Felland. Middle: Mike Even- eon, Mike Lachinaki, Dan Krona, Ruaa Adler, Mike Swenaon. Front: David Noak, Mike Henderahot, Sean Douglaaa, David Smith. Back: Jaaon Ellingeon, Brian Olaon, Richard Udaten, John Cheney, Bob Unger, Dale Rowley. Front: Mike Berg, Jerry Black, Richard Anderaon, Devin Hebeiaen, Peter Wilkena. Here cornea the cradle. — Doug Stevena Say Uncle.” — Dan Fore

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One of the dictionary definitions of SPIRIT is “en- thusiastic loyalty.” This year's Mora High School cheerleaders have far exceeded that definition. A total of 30 girls cheering for five sports involving eight teams were not only enthusiastic, but energetic, talented, and most of all, dedicated. Some of our highlights this year were: 1. Carol Bergstadt, Kelly Dickinson, Kathy Fore, Tracey Hewitt, Judy Sjoberg, and Gigi Smith being awarded the Spirit Stick; the highest award given at a National Cheerleading Association Camp. 2. Having girls' basketball cheerleaders for the first time. 3. Seven year old Jenny Bergloff cheering with the varsity football squad. 4. Kelly Dickinson made a cross-stitch picture with all the names of the 1982-83 cheerleaders. 5. Having “Pac-Man Fever. 6. Having the efforts and dedication of the cheerleaders appreciated and praised by players, coaches, and community. 7. Working with such a talented group of girlsl Winter Cheerleading JV Basketball Top: Sarah Mills. Front: Carol Anderson, Michelle Hallstrom, Jami Anderson, Bobbi Ammerman. Top: Jenny Longworth. Front: Julie Norstrom, Cor inne Parker, Michelle Gilbert, Lisa Tollefson. Girl’s Back: Debbie Keehr, Tracy Hewitt, Jody Conlon. Front: Angie Koch. Top, Counter-Clockwise: Gigi Smith, Kelly Dickinson, Deb Tracy, Cheryl Kawalek, Ellen Kramer.