Lynnville High School - Lynnx Yearbook (Lynnville, IA)

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FIRST RO W. S . ECOND R Sand? OW. P 'E' H ' Cogizylsrgxson' pa Vos Beck a - t Ver ' 1? ef, We:- Oberta Barb 5. Car Be az- o1 -ison a Evan Yh Wa ' Alan 3, L . 83177 ager lnda 0 fl S11 Ha ' Joan fi 1-O P1-is Va n Kay 'r Rob n Man Girls' Basketball w111e,,,:Z-i Wagam en. Mildred On' Kaylv -Lewis' elson . Carolyn The Lynnville girls pull ed away from the old Searsboro 56 story of losing all the time and won seven out of Newburg 54 seventeen games this season. Lynnx 36 Roberta Wagamon, the only senior of the team, Lynnx 35 had the advantage of 5' 11 height. Mildred Lynnx Z6 Lewis, junior, had a good point average. Sandra Monroe 39 Hudson, freshman, was good on her long shots Lynnx 49 and gained much experience for next year. Mingo 55 Pheryl Stewart, 8th grade, played both post and Lynnx 45 out forward. Pat Verwers, Carolyn Wagamon, Lynnx 48 and Joan Van Manen, juniors, held the guard Prairie City 63 spots. Joan and Carolyn were good at rebound- Baxter 44 ing, and Pat excelled at ball stealing. The team has gained much experience this year and shows promise of playing better ball next year. 25 Monroe 2.5 County Tourney Lynnx 31 Monroe 74 Colfax 49 Sectional Tourney New Sharon 29 Lynnx 39 Lynnx 40 Sully 28 Kellogg 33 Sully 25 Lynnx 29 Newburg 24 Lynnx Z3 Searsboro 34 Baxter 47 Lynnx 35 Lynnx Z8 Lynnx 19 Kellogg 29 Lynnx 36 Lynnx 26 Lynnx 12

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Football is Lynnx-46 Lynnx-42 Lynnx-64 Sully- 37 Kellogg- 36 Lynnx-7 Lynnx-45 Melbourne - 34 LeGrand - 34 B 1 owe vw' ew' ew' 5931 12.19 V ack :A use 1 awp' 0 QXCXQXZYXGB Ga ee 09' C ov' ibefl Coovlte' 1 - 8 xj av :Ve 'da' nv vain xi 'Y enfef ' GW o 91 Q1 3 YK NI ef Steekfxget ' old 98 g0e 6 Deaf Pkfn C1 . C1931 Zeke! u exactl- v1'- , YU we we Exa51vR?Ys0vf ' Geiger' 31 an sfiooofkow 8 101' Garwin-12 The Lynnx had a good season this year in spite of Albion-0 the loss of almost all of last year's men. St. Mary's-6 The season ended with 5 wins and 4 losses. Lynnx-0 Dick Sparks and John Terpstra were the senior Lynnx-8 members of the team. John played left halfback and Laurel-O was captain of the team. Dick was our ball handler Baxter- 19 at quarterback. Junior members were Richard Lynnx-6 Dearinger, Charles Gause, and Gene Ver Steeg. Lynnx-18 Richard, righthalf, showed his power driving through the center. Charles, right end, played defensive right end and passed on offense. Gene, left end, played well on defense. Lester, the only sophomore member, was a good man at defense. 24

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Boys' Basketball t 0099, 'oe' Gauge, 9-0 ee, vafvl :Yes 506' 1?et12' Cha Gauss' gay. en, 305x916 ne, X-este! e ca .,mW ' 6,669 Kaz-:fi tin at Steel-' on aartkxoo 6691 Nlsvatvig 1, Qu: , 'C C 51 BON D 2036535 51? gow-, ofa' 5960140 Searsboro 39 Lynnx 33 The Lynnx team had a good season with a Lynnx 45 Newburg 34 record of 16 wins and 5 losses. S'-1uY 43 Lynnx 35 Three seniors are on the team. John LYUUX 46 Kellogg 35 Terpstra, forward, has a 1.2 point average per Suull' 57 Lynnx 53 game. Richard Sparks, 5' 9 forward scrapped LYUUX 60 Monroe 51 in all the games. Rex James who just started LYUHX 60 Newbllrg 49 this year, proved that it doesn't take height to I-'Ynnx 57 Mingo 52 play the game. LYUUX 55 Searsboro 48 The rest of the starting line-up were juniors. I-'Yfmx 61 Baxter 41 Charles Gause, 6' 3 center, has an average of Lynnx 53 Prairie City 48 20. 6 points per game. Robert Conn and Gene Lynnx 51 Baxter 32 Ver Steeg ran neck-to-neck in sharing their Lynnx 43 Monroe 36 positions at guard. Larry Willemsen took over Lynnx 59 Mingo 49 in the middle of the year and promises to be County Tournament good on long shots in the coming season. Lynnx 47 Baxter 30 Newton B 51 Lynnx 31 Lynnx 65 Prairie City 52 Sectional Tournament Sully 53 Lynnx 43 26