Pine River High School - Pine Bough Yearbook (Pine River, MN)

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 J » % •. £ ;■ 2a « f 1 : 3r A «W» 1 ■“ 3 v3« w w ? u 1 24 ,16 26 2J 20 22 26 J5 el . 1 i “NSSt ti Back Row: L. Johnson; B. Lronett; E. Rubey; J. Sullivan; D. Srtdthj R. Lee; R. Langenbau; B. Bair; C. Durm; Second Rowt Coach A. Miller; L. Gardner; T. Mudd; L. Edpeton; E. C'avdahl; R. Peterson; -• Giliman; r -svke; J Gear; ; Coach R, Rezanka; 74 Da .. D o i.Ln . n mi j n . — Managers: M. Periy; J. Lien; G, DePore; D SCORE HOARD Cass lake 25—12 Pine River Motley 6-U0 II Pillager 0-32 0-4? If Sebeka II Menagk 12-37 n Bertha 21-13 11 Pequot 19-0 11 V erndale 7-20 11 The football team of 1956 had SENIORS B. Ellis; B. Johnson; E. Hopper: G. Kinkle; H. Meagher; D. Riley, E. Gravdahl; D. Smith; Tigers lost two • -- a very go°d season. They-olayed eight games The team finished with a final rating of second in the conference. The non-conference gomes to Cass Lake and Bertha and one conference game to Pequot. The men who cure out showed all the soirit the coaches could hooe“fos Although the team was one of the smallest teams in the conference, they had courage ;md the desire to fight .and win for their school.Three of the team made all-conference t.iis year. Two of the men were linenen and one backfield. They were Gene Kinkel Bill Ellis, end Dwight Riley. All four home games were played under the lights for the first time. The co—captains were Gene Einkel and Eldon Hopoer. I