Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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D 4 - If Ist row: left to right-Lloyd Van Hofwegen, Gus Stavrou, Ray Bogenrief, Dick Olson, Paul Armstrong Robert Howard, Dick Smith 2nd row: Vincent Smith, Bruce Johnson, Bradley Jones, Carl Larsen, Dennis Bates Mike Hager, Robert Thompson, William Shumansky, Bruce Buckley, Rhinehart Lewis. 3rd row: Mike Murray mgr., Coach Asmussen, Raymond Card, Robert Agee, Robert Byers, Jim Olin, Richard Stone, Robert O'lVIeara James Frerichs, Larry Cotton, Henry Kaxvell, Coach Dick Young. Coach-Herrold Asmussen diy' I . I953 SOPHOMORE l r FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Y Central Sophs 15 Moville Varsity 0 I Central Sophs South Soo Reserves 7 ,' I U' L U Central Sophs Heelan Sophs 7 i Central Sophs Spencer Reserves 0 fi Central Sophs East. Sophs O I l Central Sophs Heelan Sophs 7 ' -V l Central Sophs East Sophs 13 ru? f won 5 Lost 1 Tied 1 ' L Coach-Dick Young Summary of Sophomore Season Once again Coach Young, ably assisted by Coach Herroid Asmussen, tutored the Central High Sophomores to one ol' their most successful seasons in years. Even though the Sophs faced a rough schedule they compiled the enviable record ot' tive wins, one loss and one tie, The boys piled up 127 points in seven games to only 34 for their opponents. Underclassmen who turned in quite a bit ot' playing time were Paul Armstrong, Dennis Bates. Ray Bogenreil, Bruce Buckley, Bob Byers, Larry Cotton, Mark Fields, Al Harris, Bob Howard, Brad Jones, Henry Kayvell, Larry King, Carl Larsen, Bill Shumansky, Dick Smith, Vince Smith, Dick Stone, Gus Stavrou, Don Sutton, and Lloyd Van Hotxvegen.

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