Albert City High School - Echo Yearbook (Albert City, IA)

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FRONT ROW M Johnson, Blomberg, R Satory Hibbs, Miller, Otteman, Jafvert, Anderson, Sundstrom R Goerner BACK ROW Coach O C Selgelid Peterson, Kischer, Beck field, Erlandson, K Johnson, Boyanovsky Dusing, Nordlund, Student Manager R Sgtory FRONT ROW D Johnson, Olin, N Johnson, B Peterson A Blomberg, H Anderson, R Satory MIDDLE ROW Miller, F Goerner, B Peterson, R Goerner, M Johnson, R Johnson, Dilocker, K Johnson, Hibbs BACK ROW R Satory, E Blomberg, Sundstrom, Otteman, F Anderson, Jafvert, Coach O C Selgelid lk

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FRESH AN CLASS Twenty eight members enrolled in the Freshman class at the beginning of the year They soon elect ed as their class officials the following President Harvey Anderson Vice President-Arlene Peterson Secretary and Treasurer Burnell Peterson They readily became involved in many various activities Several joined the orchestra, boys and girls' glee clubs, and band A few of the members joined the girls' basketball team which was organized this year The Freshman also have a wide variety of sub jects They are agriculture, Latin, manual training home economics, English and algebra The old saying that a sophomore can be recognized by his cocky manner is not to be disputed at Albert City However, we feel assured that we have something to be cocky about Our stars shine brightest in girls glee club and in the marching band We are equally represented in athletics and other activities You can always tell a Senior, he is so sedately dressed can always tell a Junior, by the way he swells his chest can always tell a Freshie by his greenish looks and such can always tell a Sophomore but you cannot tell him much You You You 13 1 ' I SOPHBMORE CLASS 3 1

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FOOTBALL Line Q2 Eddie Hlbbs Harvey Anderson Keith Johnson Romaine Kischer Roy Johnson Norman Johnson Merlyn Johnson Carroll Dilocker Ray Goerner Billy Peterson Frank Goerner Burnell Peterson Marvin Miller Andrew Blomberg Capt Everett Blomberg Lloyd Jafvert Roger Satory Oliver Olin Folke Anderson Donald Johnson Delwin Otteman Billy Sundstrom Rodney Satory, Mgr SCHEDULE Albert City Gilmore City Sept 8 1939 Alta Lake City 22, Peterson 2 , Marathon Oc Laurens l Manson 20, Sioux Rapids 2 Pocahontas Nov Total Scores 7 Coach O C Selgelid FOOTBALL AS8't Coach C L Carns Albert City has enjoyed some good years with the lean year s in football, but the 1959 football team made the best record of any team since the fall of 1954 The Hurricanes waded through a tough nine game schedule and lost only one game, that being 7 to 6 to Sioux Rapids The Hurricanes opened with Cilmore City, after only a week of school, and the ball game turned out to be a defensive battle, ending in a O to O battle Next the locals invaded Alta where the game ended O to O although the Hurricanes were inside the A1ta's ten yard line three times, once fumbling on the one yard line Alta never pene trated into the A C territory once 5 Following came the Honecoming game with Lake City Roger Satory s last second touchdown and Frank Goerner s place kick gave the locals a well earned 7 to O victory A pass from Folke Anderson to Eddie Hibbs for 55 yards, placed the ball in position for Satory to score Marvin Miller played a swell defensive game -15- L.E. L.T. L.G. 59 ,f C. X 9 ROGO V ' R.T. K7 R.E. 0 ' H.B. ' H.B. QQBQ F.B. O O . , It It O O H , ll ga N H 7 A 9 O, u u H H 6 .6 , N , 9 M , u n 6 J, A fl ,' 'O J 'LQ 96, n -A u n O L O n 3, H n n 14 7 n n n M 6 7 n 7 , N .N H M 22 -Q . 1 , QI 20 1 1. J 2. ' I Q '