Waukon High School - Arrow Yearbook (Waukon, IA)

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TRACK Roger Hager Although the track team had fewer members than ithas hadinthe past, a very good record was left behind. Roger Hager placed first in the 100 yard dash at the district track meet held at Charles City. Roger Palmer qualified for the state meet and went on to place second in the open 880 yard dash. The two- mile relay team placed first at the district meet breaking the modern school record with a time of 8:44.2. Roger Palmer

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GULF Our girls' golf team has done exceptionally well this year. Besides winning all their matches except one, a member of the team took first place at the District Girls' Golf Tournament. This was Sibyl Jacobson shooting a 43 and a 48 on a difficult course to become medalist. The team itself placed third at the District Meet. Members are: Shirley Maloney, Betty Rieck, Mary Rominger, Kay Bigelow, Sibyl Jacobson, Linda Stock and Sue Gordon. Linda takes her time on along An informal shot before starting our meet with Decorah. putt. Stan tees off a good one. Allan Enyart, Cal Tjaden, Terry Robey, Neil Kiesau, John Meierkord, Durwin Russell, Bruce Cameron, Coach Buenzow, Stan Hangartner and Bruce Bunting compose the boys' golf team and instructor.

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