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

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I LETTERMEN'S CLUB LETTERMEN'S CLUB. FRONT: Kim Bahe. David Thompson, Frank Weibel. Stanley Campbell, Tom Aebly. BACK: Tom Ritschard, Eric Ander- son, Richard Boyer, James Wenger. Joe Rossing, Harlan Emberson.

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Steve Hyland. John Pittz, Leon Burreson. Tim Hendrickson, James Skattum, Gary Vlasak, Coach Hyland. Randy Hanson. Jim Wenger. Joe Mick. Greg Flannery. Carl W'eibel, Kevin Baumann. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES OF GAMES ARGYLL OPPONENT 30 Brodhead 54 37 Juda 47 26 Monticello 41 36 Hollandale 29 30 Black Hawk 48 30 Albany 51 29 New Glarus 55 30 Belleville 47 48 Blanchardville 22 26 Brodhead 45 24 Juda 55 21 Monticello 40 47 Hollandale 32 34 Black Hawk 74 30 Albany 38 26 New Glarus 41 43 Belleville 48 41 Blanchardville 28 CON FERENC E STA N DINGS New Glarus 13 3 Juda 12 4 Black Hawk 11 5 B rod head 11 5 Monticello 10 6 Belleville 7 9 Albany 6 10 ARGYLE 2 14 Blanchardville 0 16 The junior varsity team coached by Terry Hyland in his first year as its coach won two conference games against Blanchardville and two non-conference games against Hollandale and finished with a record of four wins and fourteen defeats. Since the varsity team needed many sophomores who would normally have played with the J. V. team the boys who played were woefully lacking in experience. In their last six games they were only out of one game and possibly could have won the remaining five had some of the players not been limited in quarters played by being called up to the varsity squad. Jim Skattum learned to dirve to the basket with success, Gary Vlasak began to time his rebounds well by the season's end, Jim Wenger shot free throws well. Leon Burreson finally lound his shooting eye. Carl Weibel developed from a helter-skelter player to a team performer, Randy Hanson had some fantastic shots from “his spot” on the floor, Steve Hyland though short was not intimidated by larger opponents and Tim Hendrickson was steadily improving before transferring to Blanchardville. (Coach Hyland and team members actually applauded Tim's basket scored against us in the final game so great had the team spirit been developed.) Jim Skattum scored 166 points in leading the team in that category and had the most assists. Gary Vlasak had the most rebounds (134), most fouls (48) and most tied up opponents (33). Jim Wenger was a standout on defense and had the most recoveries (35) and led with a .565 free throw percentage. Leon Burreson had the second best free throw percentage (.542) and had the least number of fouls for a regular (17). The J. V. Orioles were outclassed by their opponents in many categories on the floor but their spirit was high and they had a fine following of faithful fans who appreciated their improvement. 26

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CHEER LEA DERS ABOVE. CHEERLEADING CLUB. FRONT: Erin McDonald. LuAnn Wilhelmson. DcAnn Nysted, Christine Nelson, Cherrie Lofgren. MIDDLE: Shelly Erickson. Maureen McGinnity. Tenna Wilhemson, Gayle Nysted. Valeric Hunter. BACK: Gretchcn Nelson. Marsha Paulson, Debra Hartwig, Karen Wenger. Janie Barry. MIDDLE, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Debra Hartwig. Gretchcn Nelson, Janice Barry, Karen Wenger. Marsha Paulson. BOTTOM. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Valerie Hunter, Tcena Wilhelmson. Gayle Nysted, Shelley Erickson, Maureen McGinnity.