Argyle High School - Treasured Echoes Yearbook (Argyle, WI)

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I FOOTBALL 1 FIRST ROW: Coach Ramseier, Gary Waage, Ardell Jackson, Phil Johnson, Dave Stephens, Erling Isely, Don Flannery, Don Marti, Gary Soper. SECOND ROW: Bruce Pfister, Dean Saalsaa, Gary Penniston. Bob Rude, Russell Hanson, Vic Tollakson, Mike Morgan, Jerry Pitts, DeWayne Bredeson. THIRD ROW: Manager Ralph Hanson, Doug Watson, Norman Wold, Jim McGinnity, Ronald Thurston, Donnie Dammen, Gary Johnson, Billy Goepfert, Ronnie Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Harlow Kipfer, Leo Patterson, Roger Adler, Mike Simpson, Harold Thompson, Loren Bisegger, Ronnie Kammerud, Don Isely, Manager Jackie Dammen. 956 SCOREBOARD Argyle Opponent 14 South Wayne O 7 New Glarus 16 13 Belleville 62 0 Brodhead 26 O Juda 25 18 Brooklyn 12 21 Orfordville 12 13 Blanchardville 14 This football season was a character building one. In Coach Raniseier's first year he inherited a group of boys that was short on weight and experience. The boys were in top condition for the non-conference opener with South Wayne, and this factor led to a well-deserved victory. South Wayne later went on to become the champions of their own conference. Then New Glarus Belleville, Brodhead and Juda consecutively hammered home the fact that a place had been reserved for us in the second division. The homecoming game brought us out of our slump, we had a fine parade and earned a well- fought victory over Brooklyn. Our second conference victory came on the following Friday when we traveled to and trampled over Orfordville, The final game of the season matched us against our most bitter rival, Blanchard- ville. The game was decided in their favor by the margin of one missed ex- tra point, but it was just as hard to take as a thirty point beating. Good luck to next year's team.

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?? ez- -fm FIRST ROW Coach Ramse1er, Martm Bredeson, Ardell Jackson, Don Maru, V1c Tollakson, Merhn Johnson SECOND ROW Doug Watson, Plul Johnson Gary Penmston, Dave Stephens, Gary Waage VARSITY BASKETBALL Argyle s Varsrty basketball team fmrshed the season at the bottom of the standmgs rn the 10 team State Lme League Lack of experlence and poor defense were some of the reasons for such an mglorrous rest mg place In the league s scor1ng stat1st1cs Argyle was ranked seventh m offense and a defrmte last rn defense One of the bnght spots was the fme shootmg of Jumor Don Martr who scored 377 pomts rn 18 con ference games for an average of 20 9 pornts per game good enough for thrrd place among all the scorers rn the league The last erght games of the season were played by vrrtually the same team as we w111 have agarn next season The very last game of the conference season was an overtrme vrctory rn which Argyle defeated Brooklyn 60 to 54 bnngxng cheers from the spectators and also brmgmg the season a happy close Argyle shall r1se agam' Argyle Opponents Brodhe ad Off-0IdVl112 J uda Montrcello Bellevllle Albany New Glarus 59 Blanchardville 91 40 Brodhead 74 30 Argyle Opponents Brooklyn Orfordv11le Be11ev1l.le J uda New Glarus Montrcello Blanchardvmlle 54 Albany 58 6 0 Brooklyn 54