Waukon High School - Arrow Yearbook (Waukon, IA)

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Come on, Ron, These boys placed in the conference held at Waukon: Erlyarr I Fish III Winkie III Eaton 111 Meyer III As les on III Henning II show him the lights! Of course you know this means war. Mr. Meleney watches as Ron Henning and Ron Fish demonstrate the guillotine. ' Now what? You ought to see the other guyl 49

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WRE TLIN G mx. Our boys, although not having too successful a year, hope in the future to lead our school to victory. It is not what you get Out of a sport, but what you put into it that really counts. They feel with the experience and hard work that went along with the ups and downs this season, they will have what it takes to make an outstanding wrestling squad in the future. Cresco . . Postville . Elkader. . Decorah . . Elkader.. West Union Oelwein . Caltner . Postville . Go get 'em Bruce Decorah . West Union To these varsity grapplers, it 's not the winning alone that counts, but the sportsmanship and work put into it. E SZ SCORES W aukon W aukon W aukon W aukon W aukon W aukon W aukon W au kon W au kon W aukon W aukon . . . . . . . . . . 39 O .. .5 22 8 2 10 O 18 23 3

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TRACK The track team was quite successful in many of its events. The trackmen took third place at the Conference meet at Decorah, sixth at the Bulldog Relays, and eighth at District CAAJ. Charles and Larry Nolting won first place medals at the Upper Iowa Conference meet. Receiving second place was the two mile relay team: Paul Howes, Darrel Chapman, larry Nolting, and Ronald Fish. At the State Track Meet Charles Nolting took sixth place in the football throw. Gary Bahr seemed to have sent the discus out of sight, and Jim Duffy and Lynn Dundee are trying to find it. Here Arne Ebner, Curtis Hansmeier, and Charles Thompson are ready to be timed for the 100 yard dash. Gary Leiran shows his fellow vaulters how to clear the bar. Is that form, or is that form??! !