Rosemount High School - Rohian Yearbook (Rosemount, MN)

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Senior four get the final word from Varsity coaches, NEIMBH and Cate antaln Phil discussing the season's results What's this? A ladies aid? Pile up in the Homecoming Game Bow I Cleft to rightl, Gary Almqulst, Charles Lieber, Gordon Bohn Carl Dahlberg, Kenneth Groth, Mark Anderson, David Bay, John Troi Gary Hagemelster, Row II Steven Christensen, Duane Holz, micholas LaPo1nte, Gall Dahlberg, Ronald Pederson, Mark Mueller, Bow III Coach Sheridan, Donald Rosen, Mark Waldeland, Warren Heuer, Robert Bany, David Seliga, Thomas McCarthy, Assistant Coach Porwoll 57 . , ' .' 1 43 - ' r A, . , B C r ' 3 O P d C 6 Y -e 8 !' X - D O K. Ng YI ' - , O 5, P' 'ff . H N ' ' W ., 94, xl-. 5 r O

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fungi' Q55 Row I Richard Day william Kelly, Paul Rechtzigel Gerome Groth Mark walde land Jerome Rechtzigel LeRoy Heuer, Row II Kenneth Swank Donald Chris tenson Howard dard Donald Rosen, Joseph McCarthy John Hildebrandt Robert Trog, John Stelter, Steve Broderson Row III Assistant Coach Cates Darrel Blpes, Cedric Kirchner Philip Broderson, David Taylor Thomas Seliga Eugene Olson, Coach Nayman FOOTBALL Despite a slow start due to inexperience, the Rosemount High School foot ball team showed rapid improvement during the season and became a worthy contender for the Little Six championship. After dropping their first two games, the Irish went through the next four games without a defeat including a spirited victory over favored Lakeville. The final game which was Park eleven proved to be Irish were defeated by a The season was the final team throughout the year played for the championship against a fine St. Paul one of the most exciting of the year even though the small margin. one for five seniors who were the backbone of the and who will be sorely missed during the next cam- paign. One of them, Gerome Groth, set a conference scoring record with thir- teen touchdowns and five extra points for 83 points. Rosemount Rosemount Rosemount Rosemount Rosemount Rosemount Rosemount 'St.Agnes Mahtomedi Prior Lake 'Farmington Randolph Lakeville St. Paul Park 'Non-conference games 56 ,fl . M my 'li 553 e1-. 3 X K : , ' , , - 1 v v , - , Y 1 , , , : , , U f

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6.911416-2,lq-.,,.k-,Q fag., BASKETBALL working around a senior nucleus, the Irish hoopsters finished a fine sea son, again attaining the Little Six Championship with an 8 2 Conference mark, while amassing an over all re cord of 13 5 Led by All Conference Dave Taylor and Phil Broderson, who had 21 2 and 13 5 scoring averages respectivel the Irish made easy marks of Mahto medl Randolph, and Prior Lake, beat ing each school twice St Paul Park and Lakeville however, offered stlf fer competition, and the Irish lost one game to each of them by three and one points, respectively The Irish will be hard hit by gradu ation, but look forward to promising underclassmen to continue the basket ball prestige Conference Record Randolph Prior Lake Lakeville St Paul Park Mahtomedi Randolph Prior Lake Lakeville St Paul Park Mahtomedi Rosemount 595 we Q 'A 4 X . at Q97 'A? .7 X v 5 - J R C :Q v y V7 , I W Q , 1 V Q N ' PM ' . W 'gl' 223 . yi ll -28 , ' n . :I-L2 . . - n -70 -gg H .. :gi ful -65 . -68 ' ' -61 -52 58