Hampton High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Hampton, IA)

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VARSITY SQUAD . l QQ Front Row: E. Libby, L. Stock, J, Staley, L. Sheeler, O. Johnson, P. Schipper, D. Furman. R. Pralle. I Second Row: Coach Brunsvold, M. Kaplan, G. Jones, R. Dreyer, T. Perez, R. Heilskov, A. Simons, J. Pitsor, Coach C levley. Third Row: D. Krukow, B. Bruns, L, Harty, K. Kannenberg, D. Nelson, D. Dreyer, D. Matland, R. Wise. PRES!-IMOIQE SQUAD 25- - -.Q-iw. .qw . 9' 9 wr Y 'W y M if: JDO, at First Row: Mr. Mott, Larry Guldberg, Paul Christiansen, Jim Williams, Lee Heins, Harry Birdsell, Ray Rasmus- sen, Jr. Parks. . Second Row: M. Roderneyer, B. Hartgrave, N. Johansen, J, Gutz, D. Furman, C. J. Mosher, D. Holze, Coach Johnson. Third Row: H. Egede, J. Endriss, K. Kothenbeutel, J. Kerr, H. Woltjer, V. Botts, D. Zimmer, D. Stover. 28

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LETFER WINNERS SCOREBOARD The Demon - .nlaced on the first all-confer ence team. So good he honorable Joe Pitsor Paul Schipper Ackley ........ - .... ...... 6 Iowa, Falls -- .... .. 13 Webster City .... 7 Algona ........... -.-.-- 6 Humboldt ' ' 27 Little Paul proved his mettle Garner ..... -...-.,... 0 in b0th :ne fullback and end Eagle Groye mu 14 positlons-earned Clarion mmmmm- 0 mentxon as end. Clear Lake ...-- 14 87 Speed Merchant sold us on his abilities as a halfback. Dittmer made a fine showing as a guard this year. ik ci'-' N5fgW.m.. . ,. W fiimsiffiflzfi K 5, 1 4 v JW Z' Fifi -QE l-- Q i f .gs 2: ,,,E'f sf, Jim Staley Richard Dreyer Choo-Ohoo ' got all steamed up over his job as guard. A good all-around player- Blondie played both end and tackle. Chugger provided a good' substitute P . tackle. mln-., . A 4 A W Robert Heilskov Robert Bruns Dale Furman A good pass receiver-1Spike made a fine showing in his first year on the varsity squad. Little Moo, following in his big broth- er's footsteps, is doing a fine job at end. One of the two freshman letter win- ners. Rastus showed good prom- lee in the haltback position. Q03- L. A ..-Q... don Jones Lee Heins Ray Rasmussen 27

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FOOTBALL SEASON At the start of the seaso ll . 11 ampton was pieked to place sixth in the COIlf0I'0l1f'0. This was because only five lettermen were returning, and the team lacked experi- enee. llowever, what the team lacked in experience was made up by will power and determination, as well as by excellent coaching. Consequently, at the end of the sea- son, llampton jumped to a surprising but impressive third place. The llampton grid machine won its opening.: game by defeating Aekley, 26-6. Probably one of the best games of the season was the one in whieh llampton defeat-- ed Algona, ll!-0, on a hail-riddled and muddy field. Other outstanding' contests were the Webster t'ity thriller, which Webster took by one point, and the last two of the season i11 which llampton triumphed over Clarion and Clear Lake. These last two games elearly showed the improvement and development of the team. All in all, both spectators and players were well satisfied with the accomplish- t f l 1 men s o t ie team and hope that next year's team may have as good, or a better, ree- ord. 29'