Waldorf College - Warrior Yearbook (Forest City, IA)

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il, .im 'f l ...Z Back row Cl. to r.l' Coach Peterson M Kohnen G Johnson J Moklestad F Hegge D Engeseth N Lekwa L Dy rt R. - 1 - I - I - 1 - 1 - I - r - QU 1 Miller. Front row: R. Lompe, D. Hovick, J. Fauske, C. Erickson, T. Sorenson, G. Weber, B. Stenslond. WALDORF BASKETBALL 1960-1961 1960-1961 nscono As another basketball season draws to a close, let's summar- Waldorf I Webster City ize the highlights of the '60-'61 season. With eight greenhorn Waldorf, , Fort Dodge . freshmen, the team ended up with a won-loss record that 'Waldo'-f,, Ellsworth .. showed improvement over the preceding year's record. This is Waldorf, , Rochester . . encouraging for Coach Peterson's plans for building a new 'Waldorf' Estherville ,. team for next season's ball club. The club will suffer the loss Waldorf, , , , , , Webster City of four sophomores, Hovick, Sorenson, Dygart, and Johnson. Waldorf, Mason City , These fellows' contributions have certainly made this season a Waldorf, , Austin , , . . Successful One- Waldorf, , Austin . . . Duane Hovick, star guard averaging over twenty points a Waldorf, ,, ,,,l00 Dordt , game over the course of his two-year basketball career, drew 'WqId0rf, , 77 Ellsworth , , oh's and oh's from the crowd with his spectacular display of Waldorf, , , ,, , Emmetsburg showmanship in handlingthe ball. A 5'8 ball of fire that- 'WqId0rf,, Dordt ,,,, , couldp'!.bQ 5f0PPed, 0 Gfeflf PIUYMCKCE and bUll'l QY'dlBf fl'10f Waldorf. . . Eagle Grove we'l1 be expecting to hear about as he goes on his basketball twaldorf, , , , , Estherville , career. Waldorf. . . , . Emmetsburg Clark Erickson, 6'5 freshman center, came through beauti- 'Waldorf , , , , Grand View , fully this season, showing much improvement in every game he 'Waldorf ,,,,,,,, Fort Dodge , played. This Wisconsin southpaw failed the best of adversaries 'Waldorf ,,,,,,,, Mason City , with that smooth-as-silk left hook shot. Quiet and reserved by nature, he becomes a real tiger out on the hardcourt, averag- ing over 18 points a game with a variety of shots. Jim Fauske, former Forest City High School athlete, put aside the football equipment this fall to excel in basketball. A real clutch player who came through when the chips were down. That long jump shot found the hoop continually throughout the season, giving him about a i4-point average. A good spirit prevailed among the fellows on the squad this year, and the fellows worked together as a team to defeat the opposition. Terry Jorgenson drives in for a layup. ' Conference games. ' STATE TOURNAMENT Waldorf ...... , , 78 Marshalltown REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Waldorf ........ 58 Grand View , WON-LOST RECORD Conference ..................... 7 Non-Conference . . . . . 2 Tournament .. 0 Totals . . . . 9

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The cheerleaders for this year added pep and variety to school activities, They were always there to support the there to support the teams in times of victory and de- feat. I sw 'em COLLEGE SPIRIT LED BY CHEERLEADERS me - ts ss , SS Phyllis Antonson Nancy Allen Helen Knutson 51905 Ann Okerson Janice Edwards