Winneconne High School - Magenta Yearbook (Winneconne, WI)

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TRACK The 1955 Winneconne High School track team was un- defeated in eight meets. They won the Little Nine Con- ference Championship for the fourth year in succession, and the Sectional track meet for the second year in a row. In the Little Nine meet at Lawerence College Merle Christian tied the conference record of C. Cornelius of Freedom, for 440-yard run in 55:8 seconds. Gary Scovel set a new conference record in the 120-yard high hurdles in 16:25 seconds. He also broke the record in the 200-yard low hurdles, the time being in 25.05 seconds. At the state meet on May 28, Gary Scovel placed second in the low hurdles for 4 points. Mr. T. Emerson coached the team to their successful vic- tories. Track Meets' summary and points: April 14-Winneconne--101-Hortonville-71.. Bear Creek-24 April 29-Winneconne-100-Shiocton-60 M- Wrightstown--35 M May 2-Winneconne-88-Freedom-25 May 6-Winneconne-89-Omto-83 M- Hilbert-22 M May 17-Winneconne-78-Omro-69 M - Weyawega-48M May 20-Sectional Meet at Ripon- 6. Nekoosa-15 l. Winneconne-51 115 2. Westfield-46 1X5 7. Almond-10 3. Amherst--51 8. Princeton-5 U5 4. Omro-28 1X5 5. Wautoma-19 1,f5 9.. Weyawega--3 May 13-Little Nine Conference Meet 1. Winneconne--6216 6. Wrightstown--13 2. Denmark-43M 7. Reedsville-7 3. Hortonville-30 8. Hilbert-6 4. Shiocton-21M 9. Bear Creek-O 5. Freedom-MM ROW ONE: D. McNamee, B. Armstrong, G. Scovel, T. Ehlke, L. Armstrong, H. Westphal, J. Buser ROW TWO: M. Christian, K. Halder, M. Coughlin, C. Bradley, L. Mueller, G. Christian, Mr. Emerson Z' .47-

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Q tx' Mi Au .iii of triumph reigned over the lioinecumiug dance, .ix XYiiitiettuuie LL'lLjl5I'.1fL'kl their victory over Denmark. 'lit the sttxiim of Mouieuts to Remember, played by the l4.iIl.id Aires, King jim lx'uhr and Queen Karen Fried- ritli led their uuurt through the gaily decorated gym. Mt-uihers of the court of honor were: Clary Scnvel and luily Liruiixxaltlg liill Parsons .ind llev liorreeg Glenn AMitili.itlN .mtl Mary lillen Dischg -Inhn Buser and Jackie lliiex, I liutlq Ratlrke and Adele Clhristiansong Bryce Stliiiiude .uiil l.iin.i Andersong 'ind Lester Angell and Mar- jiirie llaugrud. Allie Siuileiii Council Sponsored the dance, and Loretta liiusler. Student Cfiiuncil President, crowned jim King. .lim their trimned li.iren .ts the Queen of the 1955 Home- f,UllllIllQ. The gym was decuratetl with the school colors, magenta .intl white A hriglitly deeutxlteml goal-post in the mid- ille of the floor feiuureil pietures of the footlmill players. 'llie exeiiiiiig tame iii .1 close when King and Queen tlexteiiileil their royal tliroiiex. The V155 Homecoming had heeu truly lX1timeuts iii Remember. I955 Homecoming I crown you, Karen, my Queen of the 1955 Homecoming. Dancing to their theme song. ll