Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)

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Girls' Basketball Brick Row: Miss Houston Qchaperonj, Judy Kingston, Loraine Plath, Mary Ellen Peterson, .Ianice Thorson, Mary Rasmussen, janet Heathman, Carla Miller. Middle Row: Sharon Lund, Roberta Hansen, Cheryl Gaarde, Sharon Opsal, Betty Redhead, Shirley Higley, Barbara Redhead, Joann Cheever, Mr. Hinkley Qeoachj. Front1Ro1u: Phyllis Horral, Karen Questad, Kath- leen Questad Cmanagerj, LaDonna Porter, Bonita Redhead. This year's basketball squad enjoyed a fairly good season, considering they had lost five letter winners. They played an entire season of 202 games. From this we determine the win-loss record for the year,-9 wins, 11 losses. Among the wins was the Emmet County Championship. The girls played a good game against Ringstead-beating them by the score of 43 to 20. Also, they were in the finals in which they played Dolliver in a game that finished with the exciting score of 35-32,- our favor. The winning of the county champion- ship Was something that the Armstrong girls hadn't done for many years. They didn,t do as well in the sectional and were removed from tournament play by Superior, who went on to win sectional consola- tion honors. Win-Loss Record We 47 Fenton . . 38 Gruver . . 47 Burt . . . 22 Titonka . . 32 Ledyard . . They 2 6 32 35 43 36 17 Burtfh gamej 20 42 Thompson . 44 Lakota . . 36 Ringsted . . -281 56 64 35 Hartley . . Burt . . . Titonka . . Ringsted . . Fenton . . Ledyard . . Thompson Lakota . . Gruver . . They 53 34 32 35 30 38 46 56 37

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Baseball Buclz Ro-ws Mr. DeKostcr Qcoachj, Duane Lytle, Merlyn Askeland, Donald Looft, Jean O,Neill, Arnold Gaarde, jr., Arlo Jones, John Fothergill. Middle Row: Arden Sabin, Stanley Horswcll, George Hypes, Jr., jack Schultz, Roger Larson, Bernard Verbrugge, Robert Mitchell, Robert Schwartz. Front Row: Bill Champney, Dick Krumm, Jr., Clifford Larson, Earl Johnson, Eddie Helgason. The baseball team's toughest opponent last fall to round into shape and cop the sectional tourna- was the Weather man . He was quite uncoopera- ment title. This included victories over Grant tive and limited the number of games. 12-0, Ringsted 7-3, and Dolliver 5-4 in the last inning. They were beaten in the district tourna- However, the team did get in enough practice ment by Kanawaha. Season Sectional Tournament District Tournament WE' They We They VW Tlaey 3 .,,, ,,,,, F enton ,,,, 9 12 ,,,. Grant , ,,,,. ..,. 0 0 .. Kanawha 12 4 ,,,,,,,,.. Swea City 1 7 ,,,, ,,.. R ingsted 3 13 .,,, .,,,, F enton ...,, S 5 ,,,, Dolliver ,,.. 4 Spring 1952 Being more co-operative this spring is the weatherman. The team has played and won three games. Sectional tournaments start early in May. Season We They 5 -- .... Dolliver .... 4 S W ,,,,,i Gruver 2 5 --- ..,,,. Fenton ,,.... ---- 4 -271

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Boys' Basketball Burk Row: Mr. DeKostcr, Robert Mitchell, Merlyn Askeland, David Smith, Jean O'Neill, Arnold Gaarde, jr., Arlo Jones Middle Row: Duane Lytlc, Harlan Kinnander, George Hypes, Jr., Jack Schultz, Roger Larsei1,Waync Hoffmeyer. Fm11tRow Dwi ht Dolf, Stanley Horswell, Clifford Larsen. David White, Bernard Verbrugge, john Fothcrgill, Robert Scl The Boys Basketball team this year enjoyed one of its best seasons finishing with 15 wins 6 losses. The season was filled with many ups', and Ndownsn. The ups coming with the victories, over Swea City 32-31 and Ringsted 46-44, in thril- lers. The Titonka game might have been one of their downs',. In tournament play, they were dethroned as County Champions by Dolliver. Dolliver also eliminated them from sectional play. The Season's Record W'c' They VVC Tbcy 41 Fenton . . 40 56 Burt . . 30 61 Gruver . . 29 42 Titonka . . 44 34 37 72 61 62 46 46 32 ..-.291 Swea City Burt . . Titonka . Ledyard . . Thompson Lakota . . Ringstead Swea City IWZFIZ. Fenton . Ceylon . Ledyard . Thompson Lakota . Gruver . Ringsted . County Tournament Armstrong 32 - Dolliver 43 Sectional T0lll'llEllllCllt Armstrong 29 - Dolliver 31