Edgewater High School - Mustang Yearbook (Edgewater, CO)

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HJU l HHLL TEV-N TOP ROW M Larew, K Kitzman, B Enerson, D Rogers, R Strohmeyer C Martin, Coach Nlcholas MIDDLE ROW D Blankenbuhler, F Gottscbalk, B Parsons, G Branch, E Dexter BOTTOM OW Manager, D Layo, B Burcar, F Dalton, J Famini, D Mans field, Manager, K Buzzard The Mustangs got off to a bad start by losing to Mountair in the first game of the season This game wa rough and exciting, but the team was able to overcome the Wildcats Again the team wa encountered by overwhelming odds, and thel ar Creek team took tfe lead beat1ng the well coached team of the Mustangs The Evergreen game was a well fought game all the way, but the strength of the hustan were too great for their team, so of course the Mustangs came out on top This was the first win of the season but not the last The Mustangs went to Castle Rock and came sack with another win to their cred1t. They opened their attack by scoring most of the points in the first quarter. This was a well-earned win for the Mus- tangs. The Idaho Springs game opened with the Mustangs scoring one unch down after another. This was too great for the Golddiggers, and they began to feel the attack of the hard-hitting team of the Mustangs. The Mustangs were a powerful team by this time and were ready to win the Mountain Valley Six-man Football Championship, but the weather - changed and the football season ended w1th this game. Ten boys received letters. They were Fred Gottschalk, Dicklhns- field, Dale Blankenbuhler, Bud Burcar, John Famini, Frank Dalton, Don Rogers, Bob Enerson, Bd Dexter, and Marion Allison. 55 g 'Lk' it ' 4 M N F , .Q , Q 4' 1 M . ' ,' Q , ,. .A ., 3, ' . i an 2 , , L w -iv lik ri x I had or 1 . o o n o s , Q 0 a o A o n 0- 0 R o F 0 o o 0 ' ' o o n S o . S , 13 - - ' A 1 .. A gb 0 o

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