Sibley High School - Keewaydin Yearbook (West St Paul, MN)

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LETTERMEN Roland Biehl Fred Christopherson Dave Dehler Ken Haley Ed Harder Jerry Hillestad Don Ireland SCORES Dave Kios .Jim Kress Dick Morgan Pete Palm Sibley - - Sibley - - Sibley - - Sibley - - Sibley - - Sibley - - Sibley - - Doug Pruess Bill Radmer Len Roeller Glenn Smith Bob Staeheli Tom Sullivan Arnie Swanson Tom Thomas Rog Vancore John Watson Do Z' e n 'mm rmon At lem I triedl Stillwater - - 'I4 Ramsey - - 0 White Bear - - 20 Anoka - - - 20 So. St. Paul - - - 0 Hastings ---- 6 Columbia Heights - 20 STARTING ELEVEN They got me again! FRONT LINE: Sullivan, Roeller, Haley, Hillestad, Vancore, Thomas, Ireland. BACK LINE: Dehler, Harder, Morgan Smith .,,. 1 1 , at -isi , z. -- 5 if L 0 - .. ' ----- 1 -' 2 f ,Q ' - s - A get MQ ' fps Wim 3 gag ff 'A--H .g.,,,,,.:y, is , 'Q Ng .I

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LTJAA ig ',-wr? ,1 'F-. ai 'SAY ' ' Q.. ' . - W- ,erm 1 367' NV S' tu- :. 'v 'ts . Q., .v 1 'v EBL' is i ff 2 e we i ef at 1 i Q., I 2 ' U A fl 5 Q24 524' 8 me F9 22: Wt ig -'G if BOTTOM 'FRONT: Student Manager, D. Keith. FRONT ROW: Pahr, M. Smith, Lesure, Watson, Christopherson, Sullivan, Kress, Palm, Breustle, Scholz, Davis, Hayes, Bogatisch. ROW 2: Coach George Stielow, Dehler, Radmer, Beihl, Haley, Kios, Edmeyer, Hillestad, Vancore, Zimmerman, Harder, Swanson. ROW 3: Student Coach, J. Gloss, Morgan, G. Smith, ireland, Preuss, Thomas, Norsby, Bundy, Roeller, Staeheli, Coach Charlie Matson. SENIORS F wr' Y . Q fi Morgan, Herzog Co-captains Thomas, Vancore Harder, Sullivan Gloss FCOTBALL The Sibley Warriors' football team, coached by Charles Mat- son and assistant George Stielow, had a tough season in their first year as a member of the Suburban League. They ended the season with one win, five losses, and a tie. Although their record was not too impressive, the boys never gave up, and their strength surprised some of the top teams. In their opening game the Warriors gave the league cham- pion, Stillwater, quite a scare before they lost 14-6. They came back to beat Roseville 34-0 in a non-conference game. The War- riors also dropped games to White Bear, Anoka, Hastings, and Columbia Heights. The game with South St. Paul ended in a scoreless tie. The team came close to winning this game, but time ran out when the Warriors were on South St. Paul's two- yard line. Tom Thomas, Warrior tackle, won a place on the All-Sub- urban Team. Glenn Smith and Ken Haley were chosen on the second team. With the valuable experience gained this year, the team stands a good chance of doing a lot better next year.

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WEWFW f-f' ' UE? 29 Coach Charles Matson, Ray Kuss, Dick Morgan, Ed Harder, John Watson, Jack Garner, Tom Thomas, Howie Unruh, Don Ireland, Don Zimmerman, Dave Dehler, John Flannigan, Fred Christophersonp Student Manager, Gary Eberspacher. Not Pictured: Dick Hammond and Dan Bryan. BASKETBALL Sibley's first year in basketball as a Senior High School was a hard one. The season resulted in 6 wins K4 conferencel and 'I6 losses U3 conferencel. The first two games of the season were dropped to Humboldt and White Bear. ln the thriller of the season, West St. Paul played host to Stillwater, losing in a double-overtime game. The Warriors lost to Anoka, giving Sibley their fourth loss be- fore going to the range to win over Gilbert and to bow out to Eveleth. The next two games were lost to Hastings and South St. Paul. Then in a great comeback, the Warriors came up with four straight wins, beating Ramsey, Humboldt, Columbia Heights, and White Bear. ln the last half of the season they won only one game, defeating a vic- Tho team at the half, in deep thought! tory-seeking Ramsey team. It was a tough season, but the West St. Paul Warriors fought hard all the way. ln the Sub-district playoffs, the Warriors pulled two hot games out of the fire. The first game was with Mahtomedi, 63-34, and the second from a tough St. Paul Park team, 4'l-39. This victory en- tered West St. Paul in the District 'I4 playoffs. The Warriors gained the title of Sub-district champs when they beat Farmington in a close champion- ship game, 57-54. The game gave the school its first athletic trophy. Although the Warriors lost to Stillwater in the first game of the District playoffs, their stirring finish gave their first season of state conference play a touch of glory. Now get this boys!