Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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RIGHT: Even the proverbial never say die cheerleader must rest. Here Judy and Roger are looking over Captain Jim's championship chart. CHECK SCORE. dreaded sixth hour class. Their clever ideas went from the father's night skit involving many kids to Mr. Dommel sitting alone teaching us the line art of cheering. If it looked like they were enjoying themselves, you got the picture. If they weren’t cheering you would find them amongst the crowd supporting the team. The Members of the 1967-68 Hockey-Wrestling and Foot ball-Basket ball checrlcading A-squad were: KNEELING: Delia Johnson, Martha Blegen. Laurie Bergquist, Julie Workingcr. STANDING: Judy Rosengren, Carol Swaggert, Mary Eisingcr, Shari Stephenson. Cindy Stenderson. MISSING: Cathy Hilden 85

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As school pepfest leaders, happy time leaders, and game leaders, the versatile cheerleaders enthuse the students. The cheerleaders exemplify their talent in the ORONO FIGHT SONG at the homecoming pep rally during the football season. As Laurie, Judy. Shari, and Martha lead the spectators in a sideline cheer, the ORONO SPARTANS fight onward for a touchdown. CHEER IT UP, Where would the school spirit be without its cheerleaders? Let’s hope we never have to find the answer to that question! Be it on the football field, the basketball court, a wrestling mat, or the ice, they helped to arouse the crowd and get them in the mood fora victory. They arranged the afternoon pepfests saving us from the always Members ol the B-squad cheerleading squad were; BACK: Sue Dunn, Ann Thies. Diana Darner. Robanne Otto. KNEELING: Cindy Thienes. 84

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ABOVE: After three season's experience tending goal. Captain Rob Whi-telev left his mark in the team's record book with his .880save average. KICIIT: By acing-out his opponent, center Pete Fox gains control of the puck, a skill which undoubtedly helped capture the scoring leadership EXCITEMENT = On the record book this year s hockey team doesn't appear to be so great with its 5-13-4 record. But they’re just cold facts and statistics. They can’t bring to life all the excitement. tension, and disappointment that was felt. The closeness of the games is just one example of how hard the team fought. Coach Coslin started the season with only three returning seniors and two of them were goalies; midseason assistant captain Greg Kckblad switched to a defenseman. enabling the team to have some added experienced front line men. The season allowed for many underclassmen to gain the muefi needed experience for a successful year in 1969. Members of the 1967-68 Hockey Team were: KNEELING: Y. Vogt. VI. Bartig, J. Carlson. M. Wolf. R. White!ey. S. Fegers. B. McPherson. C. Roberts STANDING: Coach Goslin, D. Bundrock. S. Nordin. D Crear. L. Nordin. D. Martin. D. Breen. P. Fox. G. Kckblad. J. Trowbridge. D Riggs. Coach Laine.