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

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First Row: Ken Hendrickson, Vince Smith, Carlton Troiivold, Dick Klopstad, Jim Lyman, Ken Baker, Berlin Smith, Jerry Gardiner, A1 Daniels. Bob Swanson, Virg Howard. Second Row: Dick Krommenhoek, John Poulson, Larry Critters, Dick Yates, Cary Grider, Sonny Hansen, Jerry Evans, Harry Dam, Carlton Sutton, Jim Compeau, Larry King, Brad Jones, Bruce Campbell. Third Row: Dick Authier, Gary Sutherland, Bill Lan- tis, John Randolph, Dick Olson, Bob lVlcKeever, Bob Byers, Bob Humphrey, Byron Blackstone, Jim Olin, Bob Thompson, Mark Fields, Manager. Fourth Row: Mike lXlurray, Manager. Roland Hauschildt, Ray Cole, Dennis Bates, Jim Stein, Bill Collins, Bill Junge, Dick Grieve, .lim Swanson, Larry Cotton, Lin Vilhauer. Coach Dick Young, T. J. RELAYS B BB B May EAST DUAL BB BB B May -A-www .-1.4-,fm DISTRICT MEETBB B B 1' May CITY MEET B B BBBB May STATE OUTDOOR 124 I954 Track Schedule April 3 STATE INDOOR BBBBB BB B IOWA CITY April 9 HOLSTEIN RELAYSBBBBB BB BBHOLSTEIN April 13 HEELAN DUALBBBB B BB BBBSTADIUM Apr-11 17 COUNCIL BLUFFS April 20 LINCOLN DUAL B STADIUM April 23 8z 24 DRAKE RELAYSBBBBB BBBBBDES MOINES April 30 SIOUX CITY RELAYS B BBSTADIUM May 1 DAKOTA RELAYS B IB SIOUX FALLS May 4 SIOUX FALLS DUALB B BSIOUX FALLS 8 STADIUM 14 B BSIOUX CITY 20 B BB B BB B BBSTADIUM 29 B B DES MOINES

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..-f 4 BASKETBALL l954 Virg Howard Rich Yates Honorary Captain Most Valuable Player . - ax.. ..,,,Q, e5 554 N af' I l ' -a

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7 mile Relay V Smith, Dam, Klopstad, Yates Daniels, B. Smith. yfkfi' 880-yard Relay Team: Baker Gardiner, Maroons Sweep Holstein Relays The Central cindermen, running their first out- door meet of the season, completely outclassed 17 other Class A schools and went on to win the Hol- stein relays. The Hilltoppers amassed 44 points, 17 more than their nearest opponent, Fort Dodge. Ber Smith, showing last year's form, took first in both hurdles and anchored the winning mile relay team of Klopstad, Cambcll, Gardiner, and Smith. Although the Centralites actually placed first in only one relay, they finished either second or third in all the others. The first meet showed great promise from Coach Young's tracksters. Although the Hilltoppers ran against squads which already had at least one meet under their belt, the Maroons still managed to place in two events at the State Indoor Meet held in Iowa City a week earlier. Al Daniels and Berland Smith each took thirds in the 50 yard dash and 60 yard low hur- dles, respectively. Hilltoppers Top the Tomahawks Central High's thinclads defended its Class A championship with ease as they won their 3rd consecutive meet, The Hilltop- pers outdistanced 21 other Class A high schools by totaling 58 points, 33 more than 2nd place Onawa. Unstoppable Bei' Smith continued to shine as he swept the hurdles. In the 180 low hur- dles, he broke his own record by winging over the track in the time of 20.2 seconds, Al Daniels tied the old 100 yard dash record of 10.2, but still could only finish second, to give some idea of the competition. Carlton Tronvold and Ken Hendrick- son did well for Central in the weights, as they each placed, Tronvold in 2 events. In the relays, the Hilltoppers took a sec- ond in every relay run at the meet.