David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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,W-,.H- .Q 9 .p -,. 4 ' C ' CC Ni I 1 x 1 1 1 lf . x 1 S I X 'iii-:Fx Q --Q ,Q ' XX f - -1. - 5 I, l L f' 1 x is - 2 '53 1043- . 'ii 1 f 14 Dick Wood Torn Darrow Don Mahlin Don Dworak cglglrz. eight Oct. 24-David City U, Fullerton 14 The high-riding Scouts were upset by Fullerton 14-O. The Warriors scored once in the first quarter and again in the second. The Scouts fought on even terms with Fullerton as each team gained a net of TENTATIVE 1953 Football Schedule 215 yards, but David City could not keep possession Sept- 11 Osceolc - - here of the ball long enough to score. Sept. 18 Wahoo . . there Oct. 31-David City 13, Central City 6 Sept. 25 Schuyler . . here David City's Scouts nipped the Bison 13-6 for their fourth conference win. The Scouts held a 7-6 lead at the half. Don Dworak switched from tackle to end Oct. 2 Cfefe - - Thefe and scored on a 46-yard pass play from quarterback Lane Birkel. Bill Peters' 144 yards was the game's running highlight. Oct. 9 Albion . . here Oct. 16 Seward . . there Nov. 7--David City 24, Aurora 0 The Scouts bumped the Huskies 24-0 to complete Oct. 23 FullerlO1'1 . . here the season with an 8-1 record. David City finished sixth in the final Class B ratings. Bill Peters gained a total of 243 yards against Aurora, his finest per- Oct. 28 York . . there formance of the season. Peters' rushing total of 944 yards for the season was 112 yards greater than the rushing total of 832 yards for all the Scouts' opposition. NOV. 6 Aurora . , here Bill Peters Walt Svoboda Wayne Morgan Bill Winscot SV'

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'N - ff ,FS ln? Members of the freshman squad are ftop row left to right! Walter Svoboda, assistant to Coach Iohn Rumbaugh, Anton Stastny, Emil Kouba, Lyle Kunkee, Robert Klein, Thomas Engler, David Friis, Leonard Cermak, and Eugene Siroky. CSecond YOW, Maurice Bonne, Glenn White, George Re-mmers, Ronald Siedel, Boyd Hasik, Douglas Muehlich, Robert Porter and Anthony Divis. Kbottom TCW, Ioe Meysenburg, Norman Adkins, Marion Graybill, Charles Baker, Henry Rozanek, Dennis McElravy, Ierome Hoelt and Bernard Votava. Brought down with the ball is Bill Winscot while Lane Birkel blocks. .f 0 4 1 ,S 'Q- ' QM .. .sna- Mike Iohnson forges ahead to gain yardage during varsity football s game. Ioe Proskovec Harvey Hajek David Howe I I ' L Q X lxc T11 7 . r 2 X' if 'D Y, J! A '- , .! ':?: L 7 : Page 43