East High School - Trojan Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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Season Record WE THEY Burlington ...... .. . 'I3 19 Dubuque lLorasJ .. . . O 0 Sioux City QEastJ. .. . . . 13 6 Des Moines lEostJ ...... 'I2 7 Fort Dodge . . . . . . 34 12 Mason City .......... 52 27 Cedar Rapids fThomas Jettersonl ......... 0 20 Des Moines fNorthj ..... 40 'I2 Waterloo CWestJ ...... 20 6 Recap: Won 6, lost 2, Tied l, Big Six Champs, City Champs. Football co-captains Bill Dotson and Virgil Carr replace the East-West trophy in the trophy case. Bill was chosen by the Troian Club as the year's most valuable athlete. l Top Row: Paul Roethler, Jay Hollins, Rex Bingaman. Bottom Row: Virgil Carr, .lohn Livingston. SENIOR LETTER WINNERS Top Row: Norman Glow, Terry Schneider, Roger Batchelder Bottom Row: Aaron Roberts, Doug Puhl, Stan Schroeder.

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Big Six Champs East's Midwest All-American, Jim Hoosman, gains yardage against East Sioux City. Jim was placed on the first team of the Iowa Daily Press Association, Scholastic Coach Magazine, Des Moines Register and Tribune and WMT-TV. SPECIAL RECOGNITION 5 4 BILL DOTSON JIM HOOSMAN JOHN AVERHOFF RON GATEWOOD VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: Dick Beener, Joe Smith, Bob Bingham, Jay Hollins, Dave Register, Bill Laylin, Vern Freeland, Jim Hollingsworth, Ray White. Second Row: Manager Paul Norman, Fred Blackledge, Larry Chapman, Aaron Byrd, Henry Ford, John Brown, Virgil Carr, Aaron Roberts, Paul Roethler, Bill Dotson. Third Row: Manager Warren Lee, Duane Campbell, Jerry Henninger, Stan Schroeder, Ron Dahl, Joe Ohl, Chauncey Carr, Gary Blonigan, Terry Schneider. Fourth Row: Gary Beard, Dick Dolash, Ron Gatewood, John Averhoff, Norm Glaw, Doug Puhl, Jim Hoosman, John Livingston, Bill Stralca. Fifth Row: Assistant Coach Don Hanson, Manager Lanny Brent, Emmitt Hoosman, Marv Siler, Roger Batchelder, Coach Tony Guzowski.

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Sophs Master Turf Techniques Season Record rw g WE THEY , l East CReserves1 . . . . 0 14 ' Waterloo lWest1 .... 19 25 Mason City ........ 12 0 Waterloo CSL Mary'sJ. 44 6 Marshalltown ...... 42 7 Cedar Falls ........ 26 7 Waterloo lWest1 .... 19 6 Recap: Won 5, Lost 2. , . E . The sophomore football squad, under the guidance at Coach Kenneth Ketcham, runs through new plays on the Vine Street Stadium practice field. The sophomore football squad, coached by Kenneth Ketcham with the assistance of Joseph Doyle, ended the 1957-1958 season by taking revenge on their city rival, West High. During the season the hard-hitting sophs lost only their first two games, which were played against West's sophomores and East's reserve squad. Throughout the year the coaches main- tained a total squad of forty-five boys and a traveling squad of thirty-five players. Road trips were made to Cedar Falls and Marshall- SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD town. The East High sophomores racked up a total of one hundred sixty-two points in seven games, while their opposition scored only sixty-tive points, East averaged more than twenty-three points per game against their opponents' average of more than nine points per game. ln a letter award assembly four sopho- more boys earned minor letters to set a new mark in the history ot the school. Twenty- seven boys received numerals. Front Row: Dick Stahlhut, Gerald Hansen, Loyd Hansen, Larry Thompson, Jerry Heinz, Russell Seidler, Tom Gesell, Dennis Moore, Jon Dirksen, Michael Herrian, Ron Fiese. Second Row: John Kincaid, Jesse Loveless, Richard Bremer, Ted Stone, Marshall Sims, Leroy Westemeier, Dick Rimrodt, Richard Cool, John Ackerman, Bob Slechta, Aaron Morgan, Gary Gunderson. Third Row: Assistant Coach Joseph Doyle, Stanley Tann, Tom Strohm, Craig Haughtan, Thomas Norman, LeRoy Hansen, Henry Weisbrod, Freddie Franklin, Darrel Oldenburger, Mervin Simmons, Lewis Burkett, Tony Wahl, Student-Teacher Coach Donald Brooks, Coach Kenneth Ketcham. MQ