Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

Page 9 text:

Courtesy of Kalamazoo Gazette G-A’s Denny Schug (right) had a lot to talk about last fail with his hospital roommate Martin Kube of Gobles. The photograph above is an unusual one. Last fail, on Fri., Oct. 3, during the Ban- gor football game, Denny Schug’s left knee received ligament damage requiring sur- gery. During his stay at the hospital, Denny found that his roommate, Martin Kube of Gobles, not only received similar injuries to the same knee, but had the same num- ber (62). Also, both played for the Gazette’s no. 1-ranked team in his class. Denny, a defensive end-offensive guard, was greatly missed on the field by his teammates, but showed his dedication and enthusiasm on the sidelines for the rest of the season. Mark Scott and Mary Rutherford

Page 8 text:

“G-A’s winning tradition will not be entrusted to the timid or the weak.” G-A Football Coach Bill Maskill has distinguished himself as a leader among young men. This year marked his 200th victory as a high school football coach, an achievement accomplished by only two other men in the State of Michigan. He was chosen “Coach of the Year” by the Kalamazoo Gazette and was honored by the community with a victory celebration. The Rambler Staff dedicates this 1980-1981 yearbook to Coach Bill Maskill.

Page 10 text:

1980— 1981 WHAT HAPPENED? u.s. In Washington, Mt. St. Helens erupted The United States boycotted the Summer Olympics in Moscow because of political reasons 8 Americans were killed on a rescue mission to Iran Ronald Reagan was sworn in as our 41st President Gas prices skyrocketed to $1.50 a gallon We lost Steve McOueen, Mae West and John Lennon 6