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Class of 2016<br />

and were able to end their<br />

high school golf career<br />

with not one, but two state<br />

titles.<br />

The class of 2016 is also<br />

notorious for being<br />

‘historical’ or<br />

even ‘legendary’<br />

as some<br />

of the members<br />

of the class<br />

have said.<br />

The senior<br />

class made numerous<br />

state appearances<br />

and made school history<br />

by carrying sports<br />

to lengths they had never<br />

before reached.<br />

Football continued the<br />

winning tradition with an<br />

appearance at state, hosted<br />

at NRG stadium in Houston,<br />

where the Eagles fell<br />

short to the Waco La Vega<br />

pirates. Yet, the football<br />

team was left with an incredible<br />

Argyle legacy from<br />

seniors JC Chalk, Spencer<br />

Cullen, Drew Estrada, Ty<br />

Smith, David Bearden,<br />

Hudson Speed, Holden<br />

Bell, Chad Book, Caleb<br />

Holt, Gage McCook, Shane<br />

McKinney, Jacob Forrer,<br />

Taylor Sweatt, Dakota<br />

Carpenter, Colton Liggett,<br />

Brady Llewellyn, Scott<br />

Smith, Matt Rowe, Adam<br />

Dyer, Blake Llewellyn, Jon<br />

Fullingim, and Hunter<br />

Blackwell.<br />

Senior captain, a key<br />

part of the team believes<br />

that “winning [and getting<br />

to] state is worth every second<br />

of the countless hours<br />

of practice it takes to get<br />

there,” he said.<br />

Senior Ty Smith will<br />

never forget the experience.<br />

“It’s an indescribable<br />

experience that I am so<br />

incredibly happy that I was<br />

apart of,” Smith said.<br />

Senior Hudson Speed,<br />

however, thinks that building<br />

a brotherhood was the<br />

most significant part of<br />

winning the state title.<br />

“I played with most of<br />

those guys since I was in<br />

third grade and to go 16-0<br />

was the ultimate feeling,” he<br />

said.<br />

Volleyball was one of<br />

the ‘history makers’ this<br />

year, winning the school’s<br />

first ever 4A state championship.<br />

Seniors Eighmy<br />

Dobbins, Emma Malone,<br />

Strealy Sizelove, Alexa Bass<br />

and Melanie Carlisle led the<br />

team to victory.<br />

“We worked hard every<br />

day and we wanted to make<br />

the dream of being state<br />

champions finally come<br />

true,” Dobbins said.<br />

(Cont. on page 20)<br />

Photo by Annabel Thorpe<br />

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