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IR. HIGH WRESTLING-First Row: jerry Pauling, David Ravert, Larry Walborn, Tom Baysore, Douglas Taylor. Sec- ond Row: William Hill, Dennis Miller, Stanley Piirman, Danny Pauling, Charles Johnson, Nathen Fisher, Mr. William Kahler. IUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING ,-. SCORES M ont, Curtin .,...l....., ...,... 2 4 Loyalsock ,l,.,. ..,,... I 5 Stevens ................. ....... l 7 Montoursville .l,..... ,,,,,,, 2 1 Roosevelt .,....,..,...4..,., .... 8 South Williamsport .r,. ....... 2 3 Iersey Shore ...,. ......... ....... 2 7 Opp. 51 58 48 54 63 46 50 This year's team, although beaten every match, made a fine showing of themselves. Due to the lack of boys out for junior High Wrestling we had to forfeit between 30 and 40 points each match which was too much of a handicap to overcome. There were several boys with line records and one was undefeated. Stan Piirman led the team with a 6-0-I record followed by Denny Miller with a 6-1. Dave Ravert and Larry Walborn each had a 5-2 record. Mr. John Ebner and Mr. Donald Thomas holding the third place trophy won by our wrestlers, Rod Watts, Gary McQuay, jim Ring, Tom Holtzapple, and Gary Taylor, at the Williamsport Tournament. 63
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62 VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD-Kneeling: David Wright, Rod Watts, Lanny Wertz, Paul Vollman, Gary McQuay, Gary Taylor, Marlin Brouse. Standing: Mr. Donald Thomas, Tom Holtzapple, Leonard Morehart, Marshal Childs, Gary Bender, Carl Buck, Jim Koziol, Russell Lovelace, Ronnie Bostic, Rich Russell, Frank Miller, Tom Styer, Mr. john Ebner. VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES Montgomery's wrestling team was in the iirst division of the West Branch league this year. They had many thrilling moments such as their third place position in the Williamsport Tourna- ment. Two Wrestlers finished first and second in the Williamsport Tournament, they are, respec- tively, Rod Watts and Gary McQuay. Although the Wrestlers had only a small squad, they were highly spirited and gave many thrills to this school year. Bald Eagle ,,., ,.,.. VVyalusing .,........ .. Northumberland .,,.. Muncy .....,.....,.......,..,.....,.., ...., Iersey Shore ....,......,..,..,,............ , Williamsport Tournament Williamsport ,.,..,..,,.,...,.,......, ...,. Hughesville .....,. Montoursville ..,,.,, Loyalsock .,,.,...,. Warrior Run ...,, ...... Milton .......,.....,........... South Williamsport ....... Mifllinburg ...,.,.,.. ........ Lewisburg .......,........ SENIOR MEMBERS-First Row: Rod Watts, Carl Buck, Gary McQuay, Russell Lovelace. Second Row: Marshal Childs, Marlin Brouse, Gary Bender, Tom Styer. Third Row: Tom Holtz- apple, Iim Ring. :wil '-fk. i - f m x we M ont. Opp. 15 31 26 18 34 17 25 17 13 32 Third Place 23 19 12 28 11 35 26 20 15 23 14 30 27 16 19 23 17 24
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ALL-SPORTS BANQUET The annual all-sports dinner was held on March 16, 1965 in the high school cafeteria. Ap- proximately two hundred persons attended the banquet which was sponsored by the Booster Club. After a fine dinner, the guest speaker, Mr. Robert A. N ewcombe, Director of Admissions at Lycoming College, gave a well organized speech about sports. One of the main points of his speech was, 'It takes not only brawn to make a good athlete, but also a head to guide that bodyf Booster Club awards were presented to twen- ty-five senior athletes and four senior cheerlead- ers. Awards for the athletes consisted of a gold football, basketball, or wrestling charms depend- ing upon what sport or sports the individual took part in. A gold bar was given to an athlete for each year he had lettered in his particular sport or sports. Captains of the sports were given a gold star to signify their leadership. All of the awards are to be pinned onto the red and white varsity jackets which each athlete receives for lettering two or more years in one sport. The Senior Class would like to thank the Booster Club for its continued service to our school sporting program. We hope that this iine organization will continue to serve our school and its athletes in future years to come. Everyone present seemed to enjoy himself. Right-Top to bottom: 1-Mr. Robert Newcombe delivers his speech. 2-Connie and Linda received cheerleading awards 3-Mr. Arnold Reed reviews our basketball season. 4-The boys wait very patiently to receive their awards. 64
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