New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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lQe5el'Ue EGJLBMG FIRST ROW: Don Eversman, Larry Leffel, Ronald Howe, Gene Deerhake, Larry Howe. SECOND ROW: Dale Manbeck, Mark Jones, Larry Snyder, Bill Kuhlman, Kenneth Schrolucke THIRD ROW: Larry Jauert, Larry Niemeyer, Larry Kuck, Larry Elshoff, Perry Kantner, Tom McClure WQJQPUB Seadon QCD? 40-NK BUCKLAND 18 44-NK 35-NK ST. HENRY 41 29-NK 30-NK FT. RECOVERY 26 33-NK 27-NK ANNA 51 49-NK 37-NK SIDNEY HOLY ANGELS 46 52-NK 36-NK NEW BREMEN 25 35-NK 48-NK MINSTER 42 48-NK 32-NK SPENCERVILLE 48 36-NK 27-NK CRIDERSVILLE J 6 'V YY Q O O 0 AIN QW W 994 is W WAYNESFIELD CRIDERSVILLE WAPAK ST. JOE BUCKLAND NEW BREMEN MENDON MINSTER BOTKINS 20 Uaraify 1956-57 Seann As Coach Borkosky started his coach- ing career, he was faced with the prob- lem of filling the four positions vacated by the previous year's graduating letter- men. However, we did wind up with a ten win and nine loss record. Considering the insufficient height and lack of ex-v perience this record is not too bad. In the county league we were fortu- nate to pull through to win two of five games. - Twenty-four

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OFFICERS President .. James Henschen Vice-president ,.,,. Tad Kattman Secretary-Treasurer Beverly Warner Cleft to rightl Karen Rain, Jean Ann Roode, Jane Kuck, Karen Grueb meyer, Pat Hinze, Doris Klopfenstein, Marta Hoge Zinn! Qjraalualea sSi'A00f Z?anJ FIRST ROW: Cleft to rightb James Henschen, Elnor Arnett. , . Janice Aufderhaar Mr. Carl Fnsche, Director SECOND ROW- Willis Telliohann, Joann Kettler The New Knoxville School Marching Band had a member- ship ot forty-nine this year. Some members also played in the Concert Band or in the Junior Band. This is the sixth year that Mr. Carl Frische has been the capable director of our band. Last summer the band gave a fine outdoor concert at Ranger Field. The band also took part in the activities at the Auglaize County Fair, the Ohio State Fair, and Wapakoneta's Halloween Festival. At the Wapakoneta St. Joseph basketball game the band gave another fine performance. At Christmas the band participated in a combined band and chorus concert and then gave its annual spring concert in March.

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lljamifg gmdefgaff FIRST ROW: Told Kottmon, Jerry Lutterbeck, John Buddemeyer, Dennis Lommers, John Froning. SECOND ROW: Bill McCullough, Bob Wierwille, Bill Jones, Bill Hinze, Willis Telliohonn, Larry Longworth , Coach Borkosky. varaily .S,ea5on pecan! 66-NK BUCKLAND 51 41-NK WAYNESFIELD 53-NK ST. HENRY 57 50-NK CRIDERSVILLE 64-NK FT. RECOVERY 59 42-NK WAPAK ST. JOE 57-NK ANNA 76 52-NK BUCKLAND 47-NK SIDNEY HOLY ANGELS 51 51-NK NEW BREMEN 63-NK NEW BREMEN 90 40-NK MENDON 71-NK MINSTER 92 45-NK MINSTER 59-NK SPENCERVILLE 54 53-NK BOTKINS 38-NK CRIDERSVILLE 36 j0Ul'l'lal7l2I'lt Clfullty journamenf December 27 and 28 we were hosts of a Holiday Tournament. The first evening the Rangers met Lakeview and downed them 65-57 while Botkins defeated Marion Twp. 38-36. The second evening the two losers met in the early game, Lakeview winning 60-48. The winners vied for the Championship in the finalle and the Rangers won by a score of 46-31. Both the Rangers and Botkins received tro- phies. 65-NK LAKEVIEW 57 New Knoxville drew a bye in the same bracket as the League Champs, New Bremen. New Bremen defeated Buckland the first night and then ad- vanced to the Rangers and defeated them 75-55. This game closed the basket- ball career for the four boys of the class of 57. 46-NK BOTKINS 31 55-NK NEW BREMEN Twenty-five 75