Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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Cheerleaders Junior High Cheerleaders: Pat Wolter, Julie Colwell, Debbie Senior High Cheerleaders: Arleen Kohout, Ahrens, Charlotte Serbus, Kay Linda Kodet, Barb Tate, Patti Ahrens. Mahlum. Pep talk by Mr. Tate before our Homecoming game. Junior High Football Row One: Tom Menz, Richard Mahoney, Mike Simmons, Chuck Sen Row Two: Steve Winges, Kennth Reynolds, Dick Gallery, Bill Sh«. Robert Larsen. 16

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Bob Menz-guard Dean Ruhland-end Dan Hennen-halfback Senior Football VI PS Indian fans salute the seniors of the M.H.S. team for the first homecoming vic- tory in eight years. With good coaching and team effort, the Indians proudly claim a 5-3 record. All district player, co-captain Mike Tate, was the field general responsible for many touchdowns with his terrific speed, fine running ability, and an excel- lent throwing arm. Co-captain Robinson, making the all district team 2 years, led the Indians defense with his commanding spot in the center line. Hailed as the best placement kicker in the area. Bob Menz also helped hold down the strong de- fensive line. Dean Ruhland, the fine of- fensive end, enabled the Indians to come out with a winning season by grabbing many passes for gains of 20-30 yards. Playing both offense and defense, our right half- back, Dan Hennen, often broke up big plays with key tackles, Hennen was also praised for his accurate arm. Leading the center of the offensive line was right guard, Dan Mages. With fine strength, he often open- ed up the hole for the running backs. Do- ing the squad s dirty work, Frank Goelz ran back the kick-offs as well as gaining many yards on the returns. The Indians were second place contenders in the Tomahawk conference. Denny Robinson-tackle Mike Tate-quarterback Danny Mages-guard Francis Goelz-halfback

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And We Cheered Coach-Mr. Tate The cheerleaders for the 1965-66 season are: Arleen Kohout, captain, Linda Kodet, Pat Ahrens, Barb Tate, and Ellen Schveinfurter. They were elected by the Student Council and other athletic advisors. Closely working with the pep club by leading pep fests and cheers, they have raised the school spirit and have built the team's morale. Mrs. Arlene Larsen coaches the girls. Our B” team cheerleaders led the fans at our B games and Jr. High games. They have promoted good sportsmanship throughout our school. Also, they have been a great help to the Senior High cheerleaders by planning pep fests and cheers. Our Team Fourteen boys and their Indian fans are proud of the Jr. High's 3-0 football record. In addition to their regular season games, the boys played three squad games which in- cluded some of the Sophomores and Juniors. The Jr. High's defensive linemen were Bob Larsen, Steve Winges, and Terry Kohout as ends. Holding down the middle line were Dick (Red) Gallery, Ken Reynolds, and Tom Menz. The linebackers were Kevin Sullivan, Bill Shaw, Mike Simmons, and Rocky Sallee. Mark Winges and Rich Mahoney played safety. In addition. Rich, was the team's key lineback- er. The defensive specialists were Bruce Vandagriff and Kevin Sullivan. The offensive line included Rich Sul- livan, Mike Simmons, and Tom Menz as guards, Steve Winges and Terry Kohout playing the end positions. Chuck Senkyr as quarterback. Bill Shaw as the team's fullback, and Mark Winges and Rocky Sallee both playing halfbacks with Ken Reynolds and Dick (Red) Gallery making the key tackles. Coach Tate looks foreward to a promising year with eight Freshmen Joining the team next season. 1 On '- Richard Sullivan, David Sullivan, Rocky Llee. Row Two: Mark Winges, Bruce Vandagriff, Ulis Roper, Manager. 17