Morning Sun High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morning Sun, IA)

Page 24 text:

f .. .lfqwin fiiiav -Hfvwgigr 271' Q 5' jf! 7 7, X7 Q 1' Aly . X ff' 'DH s X 7, x . I 0, .X I ff X 1 I f . ,fp pw a311,'WZm :'ln4 H 'il- vw GIRLS' BASKETBALL November December January February 15 18 22 2 9 13 16 20 3 6 13 20 28 31 3 Kneeling-left to right. Linda Wilkerson, Marlys Swanson, Cheryl Hamilton, Karen McDonald, Patty McClure, Jeanne Dill, Deanna Kellogg, and Georgeann Griffith. Standing-left to right. Coach Bill Caldwell, Joyce Blair, Marsha Hamilton, Jamie Griffith, Marcia Swanson, Pam Keltner, Kathy Hostetter, Vicky Byerly, Rosemary Johnston, Ada Lambert, Teresa Callahan, Annice Hamilton, Ann Dean, Christie Wolfe, Betsy Sands, and Manager Becky Kimble. MS winfield-Mt. Union H 73-57 Mediapolis T 37-75 wapello T 55-M2 New London H 35-26 Winfield-Mt. Union T 72- S Lone Tree T H9-So Danville H 7M-61 Louisa-Muscatine H 58-SS New London T hh-L9 Louisa-Muscatine T 67-S3 Highland H Su-M5 Wapello H S7-hh Columbus Junction T 6h-37 Mediapolis H 50-65 Lone Tree H 57-38 In the sectional tournament at Mediapolls, the girls were defeated in the first round by Mediapolis, nO-77. The girls had a good season and did a fine job. They finished up the season by tieing for second place in the conference. Their conference record was 7 wins and 2 losses. Their non- conference record was 10 wins and 5 losses. I ' ,V W , 'Q J Q 4 .L iff ' '5 f q?yg ug4Q5g?iJ lk'fY pf . J . J' 'A Deanna Kellogg, forward and Cheryl ' - Hamilton, guard, were elected to first , , ,,,,0! y f team all-conference. Karen McDonald, I f ftffff f , ' guard, was elected to second team all- Q conference. Marlys Swanson, guard, t A , D received honorable mention. A V J V i ,' 3 x, ? ' '11 HQ, ' T ' . . fast aaeaiiaaaadtri '4 ' -H gggn- I rgnfzffgj 1,1 ' 2,f'Q,j:fQ,'.fj A -ftj' ' Jiff h, wi V ,QgZgEgQf3,i?i,W , IE!

Page 23 text:

1 -EL Q A , M., 4.,,,.Y.i..,,,,,, , 3. ,, . , , .. ....,.,....--,.,i , , . .FW A ..-3 -'el .4 ,,,,,, what A - W, .Q. a,iM Same -as H .W 1222: I Hz: . - ff -,',1:-1-.- 123-fn: ILA! r Ig. fa- yga,-,A ,V --- V V ,H Ht, wif Mtwfn, rn . . ll--fe - ' M udl km ':'A W - I 5 ,.,:J .f'.: .n Q V- i ,'f-55,32 ' .1,1,v1:f' . M Mg. Q. ,en ,H Q -' HOMECO I 1- - . I V' Q, A. J. I W ,npfflgiy -' ,.: -f T Y. S , ui rx My The school spirit which had been building up the entire Homecoming week finally exploded on Thursday and Friday nights. Thursday night all of the students, football boys, and faculty met at the school for one of the wildest snake dances ever.' The senior football players and Coach Darrah all gave speeches on the game. This year a New London football dummy was thrown into the huge bonfire. ' Al Sellers, presidentof the Student Council, crowned Karen McDonald Homecoming Queen of l967. Margaret McClure attendants. Mark Minnis, Bruce Stotlar, and The crow ing of the Queen took place at 2:00 High School Gym. The M.S. Tigers defeated the New London 26. This year the M.S. Marching Band and the New London Marching Band performed at half time. The float prize were as follows, UGreen Hornetu, first place. Sophomore. HRun. Buddv. Runn. second place. Freshman, fBury 'em Under Our Green Acresn, third place, Juniors, and HI Dream of Victoryn, fourth place, Seniors. The Homecoming Dance, which was sponsored by the 5eniors, was hekd ih the High School. The New Castle 4 provided the music, This year the Seniors sold white mums, which are to be the traditional Homecoming flower from now on. At midnight the dance ended, thus concluding a week if enthusiasm and spirited activities. and Deanna Kellogg were her lom Lee were their escorts. on Friday afternoon in the Tigers by a score of 45 to A .- EQ. l ,- S '7L'f i Jiti V. if - - 'PMX Ax if g ina ' ,'g, X ' lll 'J al' hifi 5 V In ,gi '51 lm 9 i xr g Hohfffomqwg QUEEN ro ,- o -rs S eeicf'v eee ew-. Seal r i. x ' ' Q xsififl fi '1. ,' - W LZS5 rg 1 -,dw ' MQW- f -wvaw,WmQe1g 'Yu '- ','-,JH rf V'-Alf? . , 'ff' '.. A' d2yaf!4 . . Ugg- p is A V, I-SA 55161. Fa fn.. :fd X swf -I -if?-'-5 15211 v :- mfg '--sa ' 1 gf' .-J, . 259: mmf -Z if .ieab:iFa2'wlff Q 2131 'fic 1.111 12 -K-Fc' p. :-fwgqgw gg . we q 1.,,:1l R? x.1f'1ZLffE' 2 ' f' W -rf F5 1.51. PDF., gig egggwai, I WJ-f'gQi'Q'2l ?f- ,f?'fig'f.f,.f- -1 . - lwhywr' Qyikffwitg 'W Swim? ea? ' W 'fin'-fc - fd .' ,i , ,fu6d55g3g?Lg-J, ., ji?- . r Eali-Ilailiia.-gngggggga

Page 25 text:

BOYS' BASKETBALL Kneeling- Mr. Nelson, coachg Steve Kellogg, Tom Lee, Dwight Byerly, Rick Inghram, Don Dill Standing- John Griffin, Lawrence Hudson, Tom Fish, Richard Meeker, Neal Kerr, Jim Hostetter, Mick Johnson, Denny Callahan, Danny Earnest, Rich Bryant November 18 Mediapolis 22 Wapello December 2 New London 9 Winfield-Mt. Union 13 Lone Tree 16 Danville 20 Louisa-Muscatine January 3 New London 6 Louisa-Muscatine 13 Highland 20 Wapello 211. 'west Point 27 Columbus Junction 31 Mediapolis February 3 Lone Tree 17 Winfield-Mt. Union WQ53?QZ?'MW QZQZWZQ ZZV In the sectional tournament at a'n' Columbus Junction, the boys were de- ! sa: V! ' ' , 'C 7' ' I x N X, ....f f ' fx ' 3 ' -1, 4'21.ff. -fi feated by Highland, 62 had a very good season job. They finished up tieing for first place I 1' my ' ..,....,.... ence. They received a champion trophy for fi conference. Their rec -70. The boys and did a fine the season by in the confer- first place co- rst place in the ord was 8 wins and 1 loss. Their non-conference record was 13 wins and Tom Lee and Rick elected to first team 9 Don D111 and Dwight By 3 losses. Inghram were all-conference. erly received honorable mention. Tom Lee also ggfgff?2+42 rf'f M',, ,,,, 4 received a11-state hon N-17 zfmliffygeiiig 5:5f'L ,'T1-,,iJf 12253: eegtzaaeaaai Lwihivhwwwl, 45x-fvwzaeew ZE3?uuwgW4WW2 ZLniitiiaaaaiNNZ?iEae522Ea2?L ' X orable mention. nfliilx r 1:4 I., Ms T h5-60 T 5 6- '75 H 61-5 7 T B2-YO T 69-55 H 50-Q8 H 69-M5 T LL7- 76 'I' 69-M9 H -39 H 1-57 T Bh-78 T 59-M7 H 65-56 H 86-51 H 99-79 Aglulb gig T f :9r if .ff 1 Ld 'liege-icsfefw-..,m L n . v. . ug, avg., tm. page ..g -Sf 25 fi,gw-d,:'1f'5ss-weegfsd 1:f1f'f,.fgfJ -1, 5 f, f,4e.,,,ff:4, 1 ' ' ' - ,-1 ' A ' gg' A jigzgypg -ravgegggii' 5, fp, ir ,,y5.e.ev.y -1'--' Yagi gigfafjpf-fi Q, ,ff ,g. M , Y ., 44 .11. f a4.45f'ffggT.s .31 I sf W: ral-'f 51,1-' ' A-if E921 E45-5? 3 T3 '1'1' X - , swarm. .,