Owatonna High School - Totem Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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-5-I... ug L 'fl' 0 Q' N611 tl y 1 z N 1 ' -. ' si 'si Q , ' ug, ,gf 4,9 Q ..,... .-,,., 1' 4- c B ' 1 ' rls' 13 , -J .-,LH W ff Displaying the various tools of the trade, Owatonna's hustling baseball squad are pictured in playing uniforms. FRONT ROW: D. Janke, D. Ebeling, S. Klemmer, J, Starks, J. Haigh, G. Krohnberg, A. Paulson, G. Josephson, manager, ROW 2: R. Lipelt, B, l-lisdahl, D. Lundquist, D. Yule, G. Stoltz, H. Buseth, L. Grunwald, P. McMahon, Mr, Haigh. Zealous Team Finishes with 6-6 Record is Doug Yule star pitcher for the OWOYODHG lt'dtOftS l960 baseball team warms up with a well de ivered fast ball Doug, a junior, saw plenty of action. The i960 baseball team, co-captained by Gene Krohnberg and John Starks, compiled a satisfactory record of six wins and six losses. The co-captains provided capable leadership and contributed highly to their team's spirit and drive. The squad was built around a nucleus of eight seniors. Pitching for the indians was Doug Yule, with Roger Lipelt as catcher, Dave Lundquist on first base, Lowell Grunwald on second, Jim Haigh at third, and John Starks at the shortstop position. The outfield consisted of Sid Klemmer, Gene Krohnberg and Archie Paulson. The diamondmen defeated Kenyon, Waseca, Albert Lea, Medford and Northtield this spring. Then on the debit side they lost to Austin, Rochester, Man- kato, Winona, and Faribault. in the first district game the team pulled out a win although their Faribault opponents proved to be tough competition. In the final game of the year the Indians met a strong Morristown team and lost by a score of 4 to O The entire school would like to thank Mr l-laugh for his years of service as baseball coach This year he turned in his bat and ball only to take in hand a putting iron in the position of golf coach for the next school year. He has been baseball coach since 1947, producing iO District Champions.

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Feet and legs straight out in t'c t ot them, G. Dc'n4 AS l the heavyweight division is to boxing, so the mile run is to trcck. GLF? Ord P1 Klng pmcllce 'umolng The law hl Td'eS' conference meets this event drows much attention, Milers B. Groves, J Bs CW mem ls G' Beese' V960 pack Cgmcm' Pichner, ond A. Drivdohl ore set for their roce. . A :yu ,V JM! .1 yy , . if 5252 T , n v . , ,J 1 , 1 r ,V , 'Y , ,H ., I J Mi! 'Q '2' -...e A Q' Q f .ew -Ma.-...mf if K, s. musk' Don Gute emits o healthy oct as he hecves the discus after spinning it Ground once tc occnire rrcrneritpm. Jim Standlce grinscces ot Don's strenuous practice. ,l ,W ' ,. , vs s.. . . '.7?' avg- .i ' qw- .1-.-.-, - .T x, y ,L . xt, ' 4 ' .J W u Up-cndcomirg thinclocls of the B squad ore pictured here. ROW E. Swanson, H. Fuhrmcnn, D. Gerry, R. Nelson, R, Noeflce. ROW B. Bassett, T. Russell, J. Austin, T, Rowley, G. Erdmon. ROW 3: Carmichael, M, Erdrnczn, J. Stone, T. Schrom, C, Johnson. ROW Mr. Thoroldson, B. Talley, D. Peterson, D, Carroll, D. Morsholl.

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4-GL, .mk .ao-4-, 4, X !Jl A Place of Relaxed Observation. FRONT ROW D Lundquist J Haigh, B. Hisdahl, H. Busefh, D. Ebeling, D, .lanke L Grunwald G. Krahriberg, G. Stoltz, A. Paulson, Mr. Haigh. li' ? Y , M1 . an , 1 'f1Rl,y- c gf' 1 - .Sn .. Qt 1 . . ' L 1 Hit a homer, Gena, boy, screamed the small but vocal Indian rooter section as Krohnberg swings at a good one in the Morristown game. A typical slide situatisn is illustrated in fhls picture as Roger Lipelt tags John Starks cut on a close play.