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Men's Hockey Program UMD Vs. Michigan Tech (February 22-23 IS WHERE IT'S ATI The LOFT It McGregor-Soderstrom ia the place to go fol· the latest in sportswear It a price you can afford. Choose from Soderstrom'• large selection of sweaters, sport ahirta, jeans and dcd>le knit alacks from the LOFT, and check out the outet'W9•, auita, and sport coats on the main floor. It' s always the latest in fashion, and they've got your size. 722-1775 · 219 WEST SUPERK)R STREET 0.. University of Minnesota-Dulnth 0 -tJ 1973-74 Hockey Program GENERAL INFORMATION: Location: 2400 Oakland Avenue Duluth, Minnesota 55812 Founded: 1895 as State Normal School; 1947 as branch of University of Minnesota Enrollment: 5,600 Started Hockey: 1931 Nickname: UMD Bulldogs Colors: Maroon and Gold Conference: Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) Home Arena: Duluth Arena (5,400 seating capacity) Head Coach: Terry Shercliffe (UMD '65), Fourth Year Assistant Coach: Chuck Whalen (UMD'74), First Year Team Physician: Dr. H. Jeronimus Trainer: Don Roach Assistant Trainer: Mark Niergarten Provost: Dr. Raymond w. Darland Faculty Representative: Dr. Richard Ojakangas Athletic Director: Ralph A. Romano Athletic Business Manager: Bruce McLeod Sports Information Director: Bruce McLeod Student Assistant SID's: Pat Bailey and Brad Swenson Secretaries: Kathy Erickson and Pat Bjorklund Published by the University of Minnesota, Duluth Athletic Department Ralph Romano ... Athletic Director Bruce McLeod ... Athletic Business Manager Ken Moran ... Photographer Security Jewelers 307 West Superior Street 727-1301 featuring KEEPSAKE The University diamond rings Largest Selection of Trophies in the City - Free Engraving - We belong to the Student Discount Program Al &Lou's ConocoServi ce U-HAUL TRAI LER RENTALS AAA-EMERGENCY SERVICE 1624 Woodland Avenue Phone: 724-0102 Your Locally-Owned One of five campuses of the Uni- versity of Minnesota, the University Linen Supply Mi nnesota-Duluth offers a small col- lege atmosphere with a university setting. DULUTH UMD 's enrollment this fa ll is ex- pected to exceed 5,000 students. Its LAUNDRY academic offerings inc I ude 50 majors We Specialize In Cleaning and in 32 academic areas, as we ll as graduate study in 15 subjects. T he Repairing Athletic Uniforms basic science program in medicine, the dental hyg iene program and the 17 North 20th Avenue West 727-2955 First American National Bank Mem ber FDI C n,, - .. ol-Banco,poration BAD IANK HOUIS Mon .. Thwn. lA.M.·5 P.M. Fr i. I A.M. - 6 P.M. AUTO IANIC HOUIS Mon . · Fri. I A.M. · 6 P.M.' Graduate School of Social Work are all in their second years. COMPLIMENTS ... The campus, developed since UMD's establishment in 1947, repre- sents an investment of more than $43 ECONOMY million in land and buildings. Among new sturctures scheduled to open MOTORS during this academic year are the Performing Arts building, a residence NORTH COUNTRY DISTRIBUTOR OF hall dining area, a 312-student apart- GMC AND PETERBIL T TRUCKS ment building near the Griggs Stadium and a new Classroom-Laboratory build- ing. Ground was broken this summer 3102 West 1st St. 628-1044 for a $1. 7 million Physical Education Fieldhouse, just south of the stadium. Compliments of UMD offers its students opportun- ities both in and out of the class- STEWART'S room. Taking advantage of the unique WHEEL GOODS and beautiful Northern Minnesota en- STORE vironment, UMD offers such classes HOCKEY EQUIPMENT as sailing on Lake Superior, winter- time ski courses on the campus ski CCM- Cooper-Weeks hill, biology study at the natural ar- Northland-Koho,- Louisville Hyde-Bauer-Riedell ".__,~ boretum and the man-made lake on campus, a summer biology tour using Professional Skate Sharpening a mobile laboratory, geology field 1502 EAST SUPERIOR ST. 724-5101 trips and others. There are also in- creasing opportunities for students to pursue internships with community The GO Business Team agencies for college credit. Comple- Says: GO BULLDOGS menting the academics is a full pro- gram of extra-curricular activities ranging from intramurals to music organizations to 100 special interest student groups. The Kirby Student Certer features several lounge and recreation areas where a host of pro- grams and events are scheduled SUPPLY weekly by the student program board. COMPANY I ' tit~ ~lNESe L-Ama:tN Tf1e Ultimate in CltinPsr. l,, 1l And American Cuisine 'llq Phone _ l 722 7481 Open Sundays and Holidays i;, -:-.--,--,-~.:- '-:?: _:_.:--~ __ 40~-WEST SUPERIO: ~TR~ET lHE BANKERS LIFE !Cll>jl Athletic Department IANKERI LIFE COMl'ANY DES MOINES, IOWA LIFE, HEAL TH, PENSION, GROUP 715 1st American Bank Building For the best in professioool insur- ance counseling, see DAVE ZENTNER - CLU U~1D Athletic Director Ralph Romano, eyeing excellence in U~ID 's 11 sport program, is in his fifth year YOUR INSURANCE PLANNING as the head of the department. CONSULTANT A native of Thunderbay, Ontario, Romano moved to Duluth while in high school. He graduated from Duluth Phone: (218) 727-7437 Central and continued his education at rnm_ While at UMD, he was a goalie with the Bulldog Hockey squad. Fol lowing graduation in 1956 he Fashioned Clothes served as a navigator in the Air that ore Winners on Force. Romano returned to his alma the Campus Scene . mater in 1959 as head hockey coach We invite you to shop our sto re for new and sports pub! ic ity director. He soon style s and values for your needs We took on the responsibilities of athletic feature nationall y advertised lines and ticket manager and athletic business aim to p l ease you i n eve r y way 10°~ manager as well as continuing the di scoun t an items as arranged by Stu- dent A ssociation coaching. He relinquished his coach- ing job in 1967 to accept a position of Ut\10 Ass't. Athletic Director. FAMOUS CLOTHING CO . When long time AD Lloyd Peterson 12 East Superior Street retired, Romano was the logical choice for the job. COL. SANDERS' RECIPE :t: Ktntuek11 fried Ckielc-el\~i~~,, America's Favorite J/f:.,"'JT...-n~, __'},~ .·:,· ·-11 or Post Foodl j \.~ ',i AYS WITHOUT KENTUCKY FRIED CHICK MAKES ONE WEAK . Get in on the FUN! JOIN THE DULUTH BLUE LINE CLUB see any Blueline member BUSINESS ~1ANAGER-S.l.D . Bruce McLeod a former Bulldog hockey great, is in his fifth year as Romano's top assistant. ~lcLcod, CURL Y'S a native of Fort Frances, Ontario, is a jack-of-all trades with responsi- ROUND-UP bilities in the financial and pub licity SPLIT LEVEL BAR • COLORED TV areas as well as assisting the athletic Bus Trips For All UMD director with his duties. Hockey Games-Leaves 7:30 p.m. SENIOR SECRETARY 2013 West Superior St. Kathy Erickson has moved into special projects as well as her regular 727-9895 secretarial duties. Miss Erickson handles season tickets in all sports, the North Star Scholarship Program, COMPLIMENTS OF ... summer camp programs, all financial ticket records, the aid and e ligibility PLET'S GROCERY situations. Complete Grocery & Snack Needs Only Blocks EQUIPMENT MANAGER from the Campus Clarence Hillman is in his second Open 7:30 to 101.00 Dolly season of responsibility for all Bull- Sunday 8100 to 10:00 dog team equipment as well as locker 1619 Woodland Ave. room control. Hillman's duties include inventory and control. 724-8525 First American National Bank MlfflwFDIC _<II_Ba_,.._, - IANIC HOUIS MOft .. Oum. I A.M.• S , .M P,i. I A.M .. 6 r .M. AUTO IANK HOUIS Mon . - f ,i. I A.M. · 6 r .M.' EVERYTHING IN The Coach TRAVEL ANYWHERE! BY EX.PERtENCED TRAVEL CONSULTANTS A World of Experience To Serve You DOMESTIC • FOREIGN dial: AIR • TOURS~ 727-8456 PALLADIO BLDG. 4th AVE. W. & SUP. ST. DULUTH, MINN. PHONE 727-8456 LAST CHANCE After three years at the BuHdog helm, Terry Shercliffe has establish- ed a record of solid consistancy LIQUOR STORE and growth. But Shercliffe has higher aspira- tions for UMD hockey and hopes BIGGEST SELECTION IN TOWN that 1973-74 will be the year the Bulldogs move from solid to strong. -IEDEUVER- "We have great ·support," said 619 East 4th 727-6825 Shercliffe, "and hope we can pro- vide excitement and success this season." A native of Regina, Sask., Sher- Schrader cl iffe was a three-year letterman for Bulldogs' hockey team while Drug attending UMD. He captained the squad in his senior year and was Everything In Drugs voted UMD's Outstanding Senior Athlete Award in 1964-65. The Blue Line Club needs YOU!! Shercliffe won a B.S. degree in physical education at UMD and fol- Free Parking lowing graduation, he became head hockey coach and physical education 504 E. 4th St. 722-1788 instructor at Osseo, where Sher- e] iffe es tab I ished himself as a hard- working, winning coach. Former FALK'S UMD coach and current Athletic Director Ralph Romano persuaded Shercliffe to return to his alma mater WOODLAND as assistant coach, a position he held for four years. He also became PHARMACY an instructor in UMD's physical "tN THE WOODLAND education department. SHOPPING CENTER" As an assistant coach Shercliffe was placed in charge of recruiting 1 Calvary Road 728-4242 and brought in the best talent from Your REXALL Store the United States and Canada ever assembled at UMD. While recruiting keeps him busy 1 during the off season, Shercliffe also is featured speaker at count- NORM S less post-season banquets and get togethers, as he tries to communi- RELIABLE cate with as many young hoc key JEWELRY GIFTS players as possible during such engagements. He has started a high- CAMERAS ly successful summer hockey school "Sports of Al I Sorts" and was instrumental in establishing the growing Jr.
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