East High School - Birch Log Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Mark Hindermann, 32, returns Parker punt. Dick Flood stops Grand Marais ball carrier. East East East East East East East East The Cffensive Eleven Row l: Ron Solheim, end, iunior, Joel Mitchell, tackle, senior, Dave Classen, guard, senior, Mark Hinder- mann, center, senior, Captain, Alan Boyd, guard, senior, Jim Broman, All City, tackle, senior, Keith Mitchell, end, iunior. Row 2: Smith Brookhart, quarterback, senior. Row 3: Lyle Anderson, right half, senior, Don Marken, fullback, senior, Jim Waldo, left half, senior. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD . ..... . . 32 U U I f 0 I I I I 7 0 I e Grand Marais U 0 e I U l U U U U 0 Superior Cathedral Duluth Cathedral . D eelo . ..l2 Cloquet..... ee Centfqlueeoeoec Morgan Park . . . . . Menominee . . . . . . DenfeId........ Run, block, pass, tackle, and work are the words of football. The Greyhounds season's achievements were highlighted by the T2-7 home-coming victory over the Cathedral Hilltoppers, the first city team to be beaten by the Hounds. ln their first game of the year the Hounds swamped Cloquet 33-l2 on touchdowns by George and Tom Walker, and Don Marken. Later in the season the Greyhounds took revenge on a small Grand Marais team by completely overpowering them 28-0. Jim Waldo, Keith Henrick- sen, Lyle Anderson, and Smith Brookhart accounted for the scoring. John Malmberg kicked the extra paints. The Cathedral game was highlighted by a sixty yard pass interception which was run fora touchdown by Mark Hinderman and a twelve yard run by Jim Broman.

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MISS EAST AND HER COURT Judy Olson, Betty Herold, Miss East, Cynthia Clark, Betty Lawson, Kay Borrevik. Red and Gray Day l95 I Amid all the traditional spirit of the occasion Red and Gray Day was celebrated here at East, with ori- ginal decorations making the entire buildinga gala spectacle. Our assembly was a huge success, and featured the coronation of lovely Cynthia Clark. The float parade was especially good this year and the cup was carried away by senior homeroom 315. ln the evening an exciting game was played with Cloquet who defeated us in a thriller 57-56. Afterwards every- one had a wonderful time at one of the year's most successful dance, The Basket - Ball. So ended a Red and Grey Day that few of us will ever forget. Red and Grey Day Assembly. Lew Eisenberg, 22, looks for the ball.

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I952 Greyhounds Row 'l: G. Walker, L. Anderson, D. Flood, J. Pavlik, D. Marken, P. Goldfish, B. Hughes, J. Knuckey, G. Keelale, J. Boland, T. Walker. Row 2: R. Solheim, D. Barnes, D. Clasen, L. Olson, J. Christenson, C. Johnson, J. Molmberg, A. Boyd, K. Mitchell, K. Anderson, G. Pederson, R. Bolt. Row 3: Ass't. coach O. Lee, A. Slingo, J. Pietila, S. Brookhart, M. Hindermann, J. Broman, J. Mitchell, B. Klang, W. Zagrab- elny, J. Waldo, C. Walker, J. Kohlhass, J. Nottingham, Coach Ness. Mdhdger, J. Edleman Ass't. coach Lee, Coach Ness, Manager, K. Adams Ass't. coach Nycum The B Team Row 'l: R. Johnson, J. Lynes, G. McDowell, W. Gustafson, R. Visness, B. Wood. Row2: H. Hess, C. HSIPS. D- E-Ckmdn, L. Berry, J. Ames, K. Solie, G. Simmonds. 61