Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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8th GRADE FOOTBALL -FRONT ROW: Soiney, Lafterty, Oliphant, Buringa, Peterson, Stevens, Shatek, Samon, M. Chaflec, Stanek. ROW 2: Page, Chrz, B. Vilt, Madison, Dane Defor, Hendricks, T, Gamelin, Kelley, Carroll, Spurgeon, Potter. ROW 3: Dormody, Novak, Hagstrom, D. CholTee, B. Booher, Vilt, Edwards, Dale DeFor, Douer, T. Lilliquist, Crain. ROW 4: Faber, Macloren, Stern, Glynn, Bailey, Mickleson, Holmes, Bulger, Tinderholt, Smith. 9th GRADE FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW: Scott, Smith, Gendler, Brimaconib, Wright, Miller, Johnson, Morgan, Gilson, Eversan. ROW 21 Lichty, Berg, Bellrichord, Greenameyer, Burton, Farrell, Magnuson, Wolfe, Krueger. ROW 3: Lastine, Brunmeier, Kehret, Droheirn, Langeberg, Porterfield, Erickson, Phelps, Eckert, Shirk, Anker. ROW 4: Seiver, Bliese, Schumacker, Campbell, Butler, Kramer, Johnson, Ronquist, Rlsh. Early Mastery of Fundamentals Essential Essential skills and a sense of sportsmanship are Jerome Olson, the B-Squad had a successful season. The among the valuable lessons learned in B-Squad and eighth and ninth grade teams are coached by Ray Junior High football. Coached by Elton Lehrke and Lentmerman, Leon Johnson, Sig Qvale and Robert Cline. B-SQUAD FOOTBALLfFRONT ROW: Blowers, Uecker, Dearmin, Marienou, Kline, Peterson, Dunsmore, Wenzel, Hantor, Magnuson. ROW 2: Snater, Swanson, Brandt, Scheller, Brown, Baxter, Marmesh, Nelson, Jacobson, Sinionson. ROW 3: Manager Nelson, McLaughlin, Smalley, Hardy, Hall, Thompson, Englernan, Heickel, Spahn, Goodwin, Kezar, Verven, Harber, Manager Wright. '1 . :u,rf,y,5 o 1. 26

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FRONT ROW: Fifield, Peftivfll, N- -lOl1f1SOf1, FUVTHSY, AfWCleI'SOnf Toresdohl Baldwin Poulson Boulder Locke Dmmel Lillxquist Hess, Monoger Clement. ROW 2: Hordy, Upcroft, J. Johnson, Coach Cuff Coach Grqven Wilde, DeFor, Plcith, Schneider, Salisbury. ROW 3: Seiver, Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Season's Record .. 33 Northfield ... .. 7 .. I9 Albert Leo .. .. l9 . . 6 Winono .. .. i3 ... i3 Washburn .. .. 32 .. O Re-dWing... ..l3 .. l4 Owotonno .. . 7 . 7 Monlcoto ... .. 6 ... Qi Foriboult ,. .. O . 6 Rochester . . . . 27 AUSTIN HALFBACK, Jerry Wilde, prepores to take to the oir. DURING A TENSE moment in the Austin - Owotonno gome, couches Hoss ond Groven seem ci bit worried, but their teors were un- founded cis we won 14-7. 25

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Team Develops Depth New Scoring Record Set Coach Ove Berven has a one word formula for developing his basketball team--drive. Starting the 1956-57 season with tour returning lettermen, Berven wound up the year with an experienced com- bination of seniors, juniors, and sophomores, all instilled with ambition and the necessary drive. Guards Jerry Wilde and Manly Osborn provided spark, and AHS fans are looking forward to Os- born's return as a starter next year. Jerry Peterson and Ron Carothers displayed carefully planned strategy in gaining points as forwards. Ron reached the climax of his high school career when he broke the Big Nine Conference scoring record. His average was 27.3 points per game. Roger Voss repeatedly showed his skill in collecting vital rebounds. Coach Berven's reservior of substitutes sow fre- quent action, thus gaining experience and helping win Austin victories. Future prospects look good because of returning lettermen-Roger Voss, Jerry Peterson, Manly Osborn, Roger Booher, Dave Seivers, John Dean, Jim Miller and Tom Kezar. Only four members will be lost through graduation-Ron Carothers, Jerry Wilde, Jim Randall, and Art Fen- drick. GUARD JERRY WILDE brings the FORWARD JERRY PETERSON looks on as Roger Voss adds two more points with a jump shot. PROVING THAT A FAST BREAK is gainful, Manly Osborn prepares to break around Tom Allen of Albert Lea for an easy lay-up. ball down the floor to set up another scoring play. 27