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Page 27 text:
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Girl's Tennis Takes 3rd In State The Virginia Girl’s Tennis Team proved to be tal- ented. Their record for the year was 12-2. They won the Aurora-Hoyt Lakes Invitational Tourna- ment, the District 27 Tournament, the Region 7 Tournament, and capped an already impressive record by taking 3rd in the Minnesota State High School Tennis Tournament. Linda Glavich and Sheila Robinson were state champions in the indi- vidual tournament. 1. L. Glavich gets ready fora smashing return. 2. L. Glavich lets S. Robinson serve the ball. 3. Back row, I. to r. — Coach Crockett, S. Okerstrom, D. Back- man, C. Frisch, R. Padgett, K. Tomonovich. Front row, I. to r. — S. Robinson, L. Glavich, J. Lindquist, T. Krisak. 23
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Volleyball Wins Districts Volleyball continued on its winning ways in much the same manner as the swimming team. The squad was dominated by seniors. Among them were standouts Lisa Tapani, Sally Hyvonen, and Mary Ann Watt. Mrs. Peterson’s girls won the district meet for the 3rd year in a row by defeating AHL in the finals. At the time this page went to the press the Blues were on their way to regions to vie for a spot at the first Volleyball State Tournament and a 2nd con- secutive region 7 Championship. Back row: Assistant coach Yapel, J. Mesich, M. Henderson, S. Hyvonen, L. Tapani, K Hansen. Coach Peterson. Middle row: R. Thornton, K Henderson, M. Watt, A. Beito, E. Johnson, L. Kozar. Front row: M. Erchul, R. Bachman, S. Okerstrom, J. Lamont, S. Staudahar. 1. Mary Beth Erchul goes up for the spike as Sally Hyvonen is ready for assistance. 2. Oh no you don't, thinks Sally Hyvonen as she spikes the ball down.
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Thank You Devils, For The IRC Crown This was definitely the year for the Blue Devils to take it all. A talented sophomore crew from two years back suddenly became seniors, with their last chance at hand. With this in mind, and a few looks at the team, sportswriters felt we had a wealth of talent. They finished with a 15-5 regular-season record and captured the Iron Range Conference Crown for us. They gave their all in the tourna- ments, but it was almost written in the stars that they wouldn't get farther than Region 7. It was simply a crying shame for the Devils to watch a team they had beaten represent the Range in the state tournament. ‘‘Oh When the Saints go March- ing IN will never really refer to saints again, but to the skating Blues.
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