Johnson Brock High School - Eagle Yearbook (Johnson, NE)

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The Johnson Eagles completed their first year of eight-man football with a very fine record of eight wins and one loss. The only loss was to Filley by 1 point. With seven lettermen returning to Johnson, Coach Alan Stiers produced one of the finest teams in the history of Johnson. Twenty-six boys reported for practice at the beginning of the season and 12 boys won letters. Both the offense and defense, which were outstanding, enabled the Johnson Eagles to score a total of 312 points, and to hold their opponents to 57 points. Congratulations to the football team of 1958 for its fine team! 1958 Football FOOTBALL SCORES HOME OPPONENT 25 Sterling 6 39 Odell 0 39 Table Rock 6 74 Adams 7 18 Filley 19 20 Eagle 0 13 Brock 0 46 Cook 12 38 Cortland 7 2

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Cheerleaders, FIRST ROW: Betty Alberts, Buma Jean Bruggeman, Janet Meyer, Lois Remmers, Pat Stutheit, Carole Caspers, Darlene Huneke, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Reed, sponsor; Rosae Lee Oestmann, presi- dent; Mardelle Knippelmeir, vice-president; Linda Blobaum, secretary; Iva Hogrefe, news reporter; Donna Guenther, Myma Oestmann, Mrs. Remmers, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Iva Dell Hahn, Doloris Schuette, Bonnie Broady, Betty Hahn, Clenna Weber, Ruth Meyer, Leipha Stoddard, Elizabeth Boeck, Judy Blinde, Beverly Oestmann. FOURTH ROW: Lonna Neddenriep, Barbara Peters, Delta Goos, Betty Helmick, Carol Harms, Pat Broady, Donna Michel, Lois Meyer, Velda Oestmann. FIFTH ROW: Ardith Palmer, Carlene Meyer, Joyce Rohrs, Karen Bohling, JoAnn Meyer, LaDonna Deubler, Marlene Zabel, Margaret Hansen, Marilyn Behrends Eldeen Fass, Ruth Ann Buchholz. Pep Club The main objective of the ep Club is to support John- son's basketball, football, and eolleyball teams at home and ■way from home. The Pep Club sells food at ill home games during the eason and sponsors the annual pring All-Sports Banquet. Using funds gained through he club's campaign formaga- ine sales, the club bought a ii-fi set and a Fair Play score 'oani during the past two years.

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Sas Splash T Johnson Eagles I 74-7 f n Eag i At en Ea n minutes later lvS of plays Jatcr i picked up one tes fumbles and w u score. Dirk Hu c middle for the Oestriann an' vver ver from one tally, ■point, counted once out. He also lint. iorns Doubler, end on the le squad, caught a 56 yard Hank Bohlken back :parkec Johnson fairly well snowed -’■«ms, Friday evening, be- I ;Vr e’tany.°He also caught “ xacity homecoming . . : ' Eagles counted 74 I d with . f ess. at — with h. Eag runnh Bartc k, went }i Johe jp nd runs I Max- rambl- 1 was k jj ' ' Wagr was vict FiJley 39- Maurice Deubler F end con pigskin on 7 in the fou- extra point passes. »ave Kohrs took honors on o ored f all he v the ball unted 23 arries. He v 13 and 57. thrusts. H. —J extra points. quarterback, aids on two end ■ nt and made the lac safety in the t’ put the Eag r t halftime, fil jain plunged Shis time from |he c ook quarter'back sm oay dirt. The i good. ' tally until e Eagles tc d pass fr on the b «th ab h. Paul Dunekacke back parade «•ve pla uve prov as one of the stars of the in Gregg McBride’s se- nt. for his work in last 'ft game with Odell. cited by Coach Al Stiers . he defensive play of Eldon m' fourth perio take firm com clinch the victory. Hull charged seven the first counter and ad extra ooint on a plunge 1 I I en half b intercepted 52 yards to olker, passi t the Johnson 12 for 15. Johnson downs to Table Rod game for the ramblii is their homecoming coi Dick Hull back Sterling's David Kohrs end ---- ------ • ' iteu uif i :ainst Adams myct Friday | Johnson mm u»e Misi TD of I CHIU Blotted Out I D LJ. n as he scar through the midi run the point short. arted another ] just 2:26 left in mmm