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

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3ER 1! Take your pitch everyone. Basses, you come in on the word 'victory' and hold it until the end of the game. After the completion of one play, the two Mikes take a quick glance at the sidelines to receive their next signals from the coaches. As the crowd looks on with much interest and anticipation, Tim slips for an Orono touchdown which will add an additional six points to make through the hands of the Buffalo tackier. He then proceeds down the field this particular game a winning one for Orono. 29

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Though not everyone could always play, they were all kept busy charting and recording important statistics. WE'RE NUM The success of a championship team can be measured by the efforts of all concerned. The team, under a great coaching staff, was hard-working and determined to win. Part of their success must be credited to the enthusiastic fans-in-the-stands . who braved the elements to cheer their team to victory. After the last sprinkle of confetti had fluttered to the ground, one could still hear the echoed refrain, Were number one! Orono, indeed, was a champion ! Jeff Murlowski was often seen in this position during many plays. Instead of running around or through, he flew over. The members of the B-squad are. FIRST ROW: T. Haislet, R. Behrens, E. Vincent. R. Dingwall, C. Sundean. R. Rudolph. D. Eisinger, T. Shannon. SECOND ROW: Coach Julsrud, S. Roth, J. Messner. M. Gudim, O Rit- 28 chie, G. Anderson, M. Mathison. C. Griffin, S. Peterson. B. Walker. THIRD ROW: B. Loso, H. Brantingham. B. Solyst. T. Skreen, L. Gamble, T. Quammen. S. McPherson, J. Young, T. Thorfinnson.

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After the football season, the cheerleaders btok - :p ;ns. their designated RIGHT: Linda Olson. Kathy Palmer. Captain Linda Jack, Cheryl Sayler. groups. This year s Hockey-Wrestling cheerleader- are: LEFT TO and Connie Martin. Here Ann Thies shows off her skill and lead- the -.n d m a cheer during the excitement of the Homecoming game CHEERLEADING Those of you who have never been on a cheerleading squad, or have never tried out, can't imagine all the fun” that was involved. You may experience practicing in 100° weather, or try to position yourselves away from a sprinkler. Monday night practice was usual for the entire school year and tryouts were always held in the spring. Or course, with our mascot and faithful supporter Super Spartan, al- During the Orono-Shakopee game. Orono's basketball cheerleaders led the crowd in order to let off all of the built-up enthusiasm. 30