Haven High School - Tasmanian Yearbook (Haven, KS)

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FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Albright, D, Tucker, L, Lake, J. Holmes, C, Collins, J. Carmichael, H. Lehner J, Weve, C. Elvin, L, Meier, D. Blachly, Asst. Coach Peitsch. 2nd ROW: J. Hayes, D. McCarty, D. Moore, R. Parker R. Parker, D. Standly, D, Dutton, M. Schrock, F. Barnes, G. Heim, A, Loehr. 3rd ROW: B. Rornig, J. Huston, G. Banz, G, Wilder, I. Albright, G. Engweiler, P, Kinast, L. Haines, Jim Hayes, I. Schrock, D, Rawlings. 4th ROW: B. Schoepf, D. VanCampen, J, Haines, A. Hoskinson, J, Hoskinson, G. Koontz, R. Nicklaus, D, McCain, D. Loehr, A, Hackett. SEASON'S SCHEDULE FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS W L HAVEN 26 Cheney Moundridge 7 0 HAVEN Z0 Nickerson HAVEN 5 O HAVEN 40 Pretty Pr. Nickerson 5 2 HAVEN 24 Halstead V V if I Buhler 4 3 HAVEN 20 Burrton J Inman 3 4 HAVEN 13 Moundridge fn tx - Halstead Z 5 HAVEN 12 Buhler B f r Y 536, Burrton 2 5 HAVEN 41 Inman E Pretty Prairie O 7 HAVEN 13 Mt. Hope , ' u , I , Little Guy--Great Coach Pictured below are six semor llnemen. Havews Guidin Li ht LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: D. Tucker, end, 3 g Elvin, tackle, Engweiler, guard, Pictured below are the four graduating Schrock, guard, Carmichael, guardg backs. THEY ARE: Hayes, HBg Lehner, Rawlings, end. FB, Dutton, HBg Kinast, QB. QN ff EK f - l fi -cuff' This page sponsoredby: HAVEN IGA GROCERY WENDELL CHAIN AUTO SERVICE

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'3?.-UE S550 05m osfjl 555 SF? H cn OCD 53:6 .Ag if:-4 5' 02:03 O- 5.2 KF-'J U1 N X KJ X 2 X mW 6 X L, -t m5cll ' J AAU. E? - 5-C5 CDP 'Um Q0 25 'EU :I UUE QE' on 35' '-1 gn WF' cn l cr W2- I--5 En. mb! FVIII 55' Q. ...H v-10 'E' tg-1 -an '15 'EUS S8 o G12 ff? 5.-:I og- Ov: an 091 D-v-Q 5' gm 1.8 US-fb QE. rn!! ooo V1 02 Fo 3 '.:r vue . - r l F F I I H H H H T T vin, all seniors. Haven 24, Halstead 0. WILHUAT HHIHHHHS HAVE SUUUESSFUL SHASHN With only two regular lettermen returning from the champion Wildcats of 53-54 Haven was expecting only a mediocre season on the gridiron. Much to the disappointment of all M.K. L. teams the local Cats developed very rapid- ly in the opening two weeks of practice. In the opening game against the rival Cheney Cardinals the Wildcats showed a smooth running offense in downing the visitors 26-0. On September 12 the Wildcats journeyed to Nickerson to meet the ever powerful Nickerson Panthers in the league opener for both schools. After 47 minutes of ver rugged football the Haven team struck pay dirt with 10 seconds remaining in tHe game for a 20-14 victory. Haven, seeming to grow more powerful with each ame, con- tinued to rol over M.K. L. foes, downing Pretty Prairie, 40-63 I-Halstead, 24-03 Burrton 20-6 before being routed by a rug ed Moundridge eleven, 48-13. The Cats, their spirit somewhat broien, lost their next encounter 27-12 to Buhler. Haven regained their form the next week when they slaughtered In- man 4l-0. The following week Haven traveled to Mt. Hope to meet the Pirates in their annual clash. Haven pushed across two touchdowns while holding Mt. Hope scoreless to win 13-0. This game marked the close of the high school careers for seven Seniors who composed the nucleus of the Wildcat eleven. They were backs: Dave Dutton, Jim Hayes and Phil Kinast. Lineman were: Gary Engweiler, Darrel Tucker, Jerry Carmichael and Charles Elvin. Other Seniors were Darrel Rawlings, Mel Schrock and Howard Lehner. A. B. IS WELL PLEASED LEFT: Steaks were large and ANNUAL GRID BANQUET A SUCCESS delicious at the annual feed given to the grid squad by friend Atlas Burns. AT RIGHT: Grid letter winners receive awards from Coach Albright at annual Booster Club spon- sored banquet. Principal speaker was 'Dutch' Lonberg, athletic director of Kansas University. p , This page sponsored by ' KOCH BROTHER HARDWARE BLACHLY'S GROCERY --vf v

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THREE am? Pictured above are varsity members D. Blachly, L. Meier, C, Elvin, L, Lake, A. Loehr, D, McCarty, D, Tucker, D, Dutton and J. Hayes, Haven Haven 84 Haven 62 Haven 61 Haven 45 Haven 7 3 Haven 51 Haven 69 Haven 29 Haven 66 Haven 54 Haven 66 Haven 55 Haven 65 19 54-'55 CAGE RECORD 57 Halstead Halstead Inman Inman Pretty Prairie Pretty Prairie Burrton Bur rton Moundridge Moundridge Nickerson Nicker son Buhler Buhler Pictured below are Senior lettermen who will be lost to next year's team as they talk it over with Coach Hill. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Tucker, C, Elvin, D. Dutton, J. Hayes. DODGE CITY TOURNEY 49 Haven 67 Dodge City 64 78 Haven 71 Alma 58 64 Haven 49 Hays 51 59 DISTRICT TOURNEY 35 Haven 75 Arlington 54 48 Haven 12 Partridge 7 37 REGIONAL TOURNEY 37 Haven 66 Cunningham 55 30 Haven 62 Halstead 56 56 Haven 50 Sed wick za 51 STATE TOIJRNEY 56 Haven 64 Glasco 53 51 Haven 55 McLouth 40 50 Haven 67 Inman 62 FINAL MKL STANDINGS TEAM W L HAVEN 12 2 Inman 12 2 Moundridge ll 3 Nickerson 9 5 Halstead 5 9 Buhler 5 9 Pretty Prairie 1 13 Burrton 1 13 Compliments of HAVEN ELECTRIC John and Arlie Lake