New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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amzfy N.K. 51 N.K. so N.K. 78 N.K. 55 N.K. 55 N.K. 55 N.K. 58 N.K. 70 N.K. 5a N.K. 67 N.K. 75 N.K. 51 nk. 50 N.K. 74 N.K. 59 N.K. 44 N.K. 44 74 N.K. El15L6fLflK QOUIIJ-M10 Row I1 Tad Karfman, Dennis Lammers Dean iquck John Buddemeyer Bill Hinze Row 21 Willis Telliohann Bill lVlCCullough Clark Frortirtg Nathan Stelrtecker Lee SChrOel' COACH MUSS Seajoll Wacom! 1955 M4011 7956 Buckland 58 New Bremen 65 Cridersville 61 Fort Recovery 42 Sidney Holy Angels Wapakoneta St. Joe St. Henry 60 New Bremen 80 New Bremen 63 As the Rangers started their campaign, they were faced with the problem of filling six positions left by graduating seniors, three of which were starting berths. After a slow start, the Rangers were able to hold their own throughout the remainder of the season. They were successful in winning four of five league games which enabled them to capture second place in the league standings. Brown 71 Minster 56 Mendon 55 Waynesfield 58 Buckland 65 Coldwater 51 Botkins 47 Minster 62 Spencerville 62 ounfg gd lijflficf j0urney5 In the 1956 Auglaize County tournament, the Ran- gers beat a fine Waynesfield team in their first en- 6 f 5,7 fl. f j gers lost to New Bremen in the championship game. oun y L6 'lc ourneg This made New Knoxville the County Runner-up and advanced the Rangers to the Northwestern District Tour- wecort-! nament held at Celina. There the Rangers drew Van Del in the first round, . , but were unable to keep up with the fast moving and mix Walgliiifrj sharpshooting Rockets. This g a m e ended the h i g h New Knoxville 62 New Bremen 71 school basketball careers of the four seniors on the New Knoxville 53 Van Del 71 squad. Twenty-siX counter. After defeating Buckland rather easily, the Ran-