Albion High School - Albacard Yearbook (Albion, NE)

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Ka, if Q-- my Sullivan drives over for Fllbion's second touch- down in the Fllbion-Fullerton game. ALBION 6 STANTON 0 Using the single win formation, the favored Albion Cards defeated the Stanton Mustangs in their first game of the season. Beckmann made the only touchdown on a Wide end sweep in the second quarter. C7-eamwork . . . smooth cnc! steaalg With I7 returning lettermen, the heavy Cardinal team finished the season with 4 wins, 5 losses. The Redbirds were under the leader- ship of two new coaches, Bob Webb and Dick Powers. ALBION 7 FRIEND 6 With Sowokinos charging from the I-yard line and Robinson booting the extra point, the Cardinals won over Friend in the first home game of the season. ALBION 33 NELIGH I3 An 80-yard touchdown by Beckmann started the Redbirds toward victory over the Neligh Warriors. Other touchdowns were made by Sullivan, Beckmann, Booton, and Berg. ALBION I3 ORD 20 The Ord Chanticleers slipped by the late start- ing Redbirds to Win by 7 points. Cardinal touch- downs came in the final quarter with Beckmann going over for both tallies. Football squad lines up for formal shot. BRCK: H. Babcock, E. Schwartz, M. Shafer, D. Michael, B. Roberts, I. Brannon, E. Woolen. THIRD: Coach Webb, Student Mgr. D. Lou h, B. McCollough, D. Myers, G. Hartsock, D. Dunagan, G. Morgan, D. O'Brien, T. Kelley, L. VVallick, L, Pauly, Coach gowers. SECOND: Student Mgr. R. Snyder, B. Grapes, M. Nore, V. Lawrence, D. lrwin, R. Sherrill, K. Stewart, B. Standerwick, I. Ridge- way, H. Bowman, B, Berg, Student Mgr. Fl. Pauly. FIRST: I. Beckmann, D. Carver, G. Keeshan, D. Cooper, I. Brown, R. Porter, G. Fltwood, K. Howell, L. Iohnson, D. Sullivan, F. Sowokinos. :V .M - iii. ii. Bti Q 5 r 8 :- Y Q A Qi' Ki 3 rw'

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ALBION 40 AURORA 55 After a short-lived first quarter lead, the Albion Cards came out on the bottom of a 55-40 score. ALBION 50 NEWMAN GROVE 38 ALBION 40 NEWMAN GROVE 43 The Redbirds outfought the Newman Bluejays to a -12-point victory. In their second match, the hard fighting Cards were downed by the Bluejays. ALBION 57 FULLERTON 62 ALBION 52 FULLERTON 57 The Cardinals lost ground to the Fullerton Warriors in a seesaw battle. The Redbirds were edged out in overtime play in the return match. ALBION 49 COLUMBUS 39 X l' fl' he Gbtds won a surprising victory over the 1 I f, m ch favored Discoverers in one of the rnost pf lf' 4 iting games of the season. In the ffl AJ' ALBION 37 GENOA 39 ALBION 76 GENOA 59 IPAQ, bion ca s, er he c chi g off Bob Weill? foug o t ta dlsontlffahllight vrxiidine oss 'f' 1 . e R ljbircji played dlose gl sb anddlign finexylftefl fvictories. It :MV f fr , I. t I V r 9' . ' f I I v , ' .. ' c it ll' ,fx l. 'I1,Iv +L' .J JD' A IK Aix va l ' A , I W o 1 , - 5 X t 1 5 1. , r t' 11 il . Xff 4 lsfnl Q O The Redbirds opened the season with an over- time battle against the victorious Genoa Orioles. Revenging this earlier defeat, the A1- bion quintet then ran over Genoa 76-59. ALBION 47 ST. EDWARD 43 ALBION 48 ST. EDWARD 68 The Albion quintet dropped the favored St. Edward Beavers in their first game in the new auditorium. In the return game, the Beavers clawed their way to a victory over the Redbirds. X- x 5 f .' , , V ? .1 .' Vqiily players D. Cooper, B. Robinson, K. Stewart, R. Porter, Fl. Woodworth, D. Irwin, D. Sullivan, M Nore JD. Dunagan, and L. Iohnson watch Coach Webb as he explains some basketball tactics. H