Alta Community High School - Cyclone Yearbook (Alta, IA)

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Front Row: Lowell Harms, Clem LeDoux, Donald Peterson, David VanBuskirk, Keith Smit, Merle Larson, Gorden Strom, Robert Hinkeldey, Gary Walton, Larry Lichtenberg. Jon Stille, Dennis Radke Second Row: Don Swanson, Milo Kindwall, Dennis Brechwald, Dean Peters, Duane Jansen, Paul Turnquist, Darryl Frantz, Dennis Peterson, Gary Johnson, Marlin Cone, Roger Peterson, Lyle Sandine fManagerl Third Row: Kenneth Carter lManagerl, Stan Strudthoff 1Assistant Coachl, David Ford, Jerry Mills, Charles Ford, Bill McDonald, Larry Zwemke, Jerry Sandine, Richard Peterson, Larry' Peterson, Norman Larson, Ed Peterson, Art Sutton lCoachr SPONSORED BY BRASS RAIL - INMAN'S ELECTRIC SUPPLY Storm Lake , ,41 - 60 mxwflmaf fi'.f1fa4a:'e:aeen-ree-www'areuffw-iIif5:f.:, 4 .

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DARRYL FRANTZ Junior Tackle. Weight 185, height 5' S , Tough on de- fense, strong on hustle. Be on the look out for him next year. NORMAN LARSON Junior Guard. Weight 185, height 5' 9 . First year letter winner, Good hustler. Showed interest to learn. ' CO-CAPTAIN DON SWANSON Senior Fullback, Weight 165, height 5' 9 . 'I'hird year letter winner, Great on de- fense, powerful on offense. Team kicker. Honorable mention All conference. FOOTBALL SEASON The Cyclones started the season at home by losing a hard fought battle 19-13 to the Maple Valley Champs, Holstein. Alta's inexperience in the line was the determining factor. The Cyclones then started Sioux Valley Conference play with Milford. They were defeated after a hard fought game 13-O. They then played Paullina, who eventually won the con- ference title. The Cyclones used everything in their power to win, but finally fell in the last half 7-6. Alta started their three week homecoming series of two away and one at home. At Primghar the half time score was 6-0 in favor of Primghar, but a determined team took the field and tied the game 6-6. This was the final score. Alta, after spoiling one homecoming, journeyed to Sanborn with hopes of spoiling another one. The Cyclones lost 18-O. Our Homecoming proved to be successful by downing young, inexperienced Sutherland 21-6. Then the annual Alta-Aurelia battle proved to be a losing cause in a 27-6 defeat by a strong, fast Aurelia club. The Cyclones rebounded to defeat Hartley 20-13 in the final outing for the year. SPONSORED BY SWANSON'S DAIRY BILL MC DONALD Senior Halfback. Weight 150, height 6'. Second year letter winner. Overcome injury Jinx to have great year. Best up the mlddle. Second team All conference. GARY JOHNSON Senior Quarterback. Weight 185, height 5' 8 . Shows his heart is with the game. Was tough both on offense and defense. Key man to all plays. Good passer. First team All conference. ED PETERSON Sophomore Guard. Weight 210, height 5' 8 . Always filled in in the line where needed. JERRY MILLS Sophomore Halfback. Weight 145, height 5' 9 . Fastest back on the squad. Filled in where needed. Showed fine spirit. DEN PETERSON Senior Halfback.. Weight 135, height 5' 7 . Second year letter winner. Fleetfooted, a good hardhitting defensive halfback. AWS-s1sffswec4:aaaas'H s1..,l.f-we-.1 , , ,, 33 ral.

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