Carroll High School - Ace Yearbook (Carroll, IA)

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Ji FRONT ROW: Booth, Huffman, Axon, Sabus, Short, Gute, Wernimont, SECOND ROW: Coach Outhouse, Heuton, Heuton, Stein, Wilkens, Schenkelberg, Lamb The Carroll Tigers, coached by lval Outhouse, completed the 1952-53 season with a record of twelve wins against nine losses--many of which were very close games. They got off to a good start winning seven of their first nine games with the defeats going to Fort Dodge and Ames, both double A schools. A chance to win the Conference Championship looked pretty rosy until Floyd Wilkens was lost for eight weeks due to an injury, From here on out the thinclads were unpredictable, winning only about every other game, They finished fourth in the conference face with a 5-5 record. The Tigers drew Glidden in the sectional tournament and were beaten in an overtime thriller 72-70 to finish the season. Only four seniors Qone a regularj--Roland Heuton, Roger Heuton, John Axon, and Arlo Stein--will be lost by graduationg so, rnuch will be expected from next year's team. i sl if Q . ,- , V ,iii is 3 ft-ff 3 i k i 'fr Q 'N 5 iff? 2 A to rx. I 4' 1 5 ' awk N X , . . x

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' is FIRST ROW: Pascoe, Maze, Korwes, Reicks, Harrison, Wilkens, Thompson, Buddin, SECOND ROW: Neal, Nielsen, Boje, Langenfeld, McCarville, Quandt, Mobley, Haubrick Wilkens, lammers, Sanders. THIRD ROW: Winnike, Winn, Danner, Pascoe, Neu, Lux, Champion, Korwes, Champion Tigges. FOURTH ROW: Coach Chambers, Tigges, Sharp, lauridsen, Neumayer, Garrett, Schechinger Collison, Hess, Wilkens. FIFTH ROW: Kunecke, Hugebach, Daley, Knowlton, Behrens, Collison, Roderick, In the opening meet, the Carroll Grapplers defeated Audubon by a score of 33-8. In the next meet at Algona the Tigers were handed a 16-31 defeat, but came back to beat Des Moines Tech 22-17. Fort Dodge won the next meet from Carroll 25-12. Then Carroll won two straight meets beating Hartley 20- 15 and trouncing Tee Jay of Council Bluffs 44-2. The next meet was at Council Bluffs and the Tigers had to be satisfied with a 17-17 tie. Then our grapplers won a more decisive victory over Hartley 32-9, but Des Moines Tech avenged their earlier defeat 33-17, Carroll closed their season with a 23-13 victory over Audubon. Led by co-captains, Leon Tigges and Bob Champion, Carroll had a record of 6 wins, 1 tie, and 3 losses going into the district wrestling meet. Four grapplers qualified to go to the state meet at Iowa State Teachers College, They were Merle Danner in the 120 lb. class, Ed Champion in the 1451b, class, Jerry Lux in the 165 lb. class, and Bob Champion in the heavyweight class. HANNASCH GROCERY SHARP FUNERAL AND FLORIST SERVICE