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Strasheim, Curt Struzynski Zimmerman, Stacey Sullivan, Randy Tanniehill, James Thein - Boom, Julie Timmer, Gene Titze, Kendell Tobin, Mike Trebbensee, Nancy Vucinovich, John Wachs, Bob Wanshura, Scott (Lumpy) Ward, Roy G. Warrick Reierson, Jennifer Weber, Victor Wedemeier, Jerry Whelan, Robert Wilson, Katie Witham, James Wothke, Les Young, Roscoe C. Yurek, Florian (Lefty) Ziemer, Gladys Bill Garland Class 1958 Induction 2001 Sport(s) Minnesota State University Moorhead Head Wrestling Coach 1959-1986 Garland is a product of Bloomington, Ind. and the Indiana University wrestling program. At IU, he was a three-time letterman and placed fourth in the Big Ten Tournament qualifying for nationals his senior season. He served with distinction as the head wrestling coach at Minnesota State University Moorhead for 28 seasons (1959-1986) and is credited for creating the Golden Age of Wrestling at MSUM. Garland guided the Dragons to the 1964 NAIA National Championship and to seven other top 10 national finishes. For his leadership he was named NAIA National Wrestling Coach of the Year in 1964. During his tenure at MSUM he produced 54 All-Americans and 11 national champions. In 1964, ABC's Wide World of Sports televised Arthur "Bucky" Maughan's NCAA Division I national championship victory at 115 pounds. MSUM also gained national recognition the previous year when Bob Billberg finished as the Division I runner-up in the heavyweight class. In 1984, he was inducted into the NAIA Wrestling Hall of Fame, which makes him one of five Dragons to be so honored. Garland is retired and currently resides in Fargo, N.D.