Humeston High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humeston, IA)

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FO0TBAl,L TEAM lst Wow KL RJ N Richman, J R Surfus, L ickok, D KSSPSP, lcvey, L Smith, C Wa ner, B dilterbrand, N R1Ck9Pt 2nd 'Row Coach O'rIare, L CCOI'1'DS, J Dent, R Moon, J Sheets' R Swartz, C storm, L dock, M Mitchell, ASS't Coach 3191935 3rd Row I JaanerfMar J J I-8I1Q.f01 d, R ROS, L Rlckertv F 'Throckmorton, D valker, D 'VICC1-IIPS, B Crawford, R StoPmKMgI' J U1 KD E C '1 uf Owl Ib P-' I-' CD 'T FY' O I3 an O C E' fl 5 I-' m Q 5 '1 '4 Jelcher Carden Grove Murray L cona 13 The football team posted a season's record of 5 wlns and 3 defeats to take 3rd place 1D the Southern Seven Conference The Wildcats scored 188 pO1ntS while holdinv opoonets to 67 Th1s brought an offenslve averave of 23 S points per game and a defensive ave age of 8 3 J i Surfus, a junior, was the leading ground gainer and the leading scorer Co Captain Hon McVey was probably the o1t Standlng defensive player while Co Captain Wayne Rickert was the leading passer Ron McVey, at end made the All Conference team forthe second consecutive year and was given Honorable Mention in the All State elections Tackle Bob Hilterbrand also won a first team all con ference rating Lee Smith, end, Wayne Richman, guard, and full back J R Surf1s all recelved and team places on the All Conference souad Halfback Don Yasper and center Lewis Wickok won all con ference honorable mention Th Wildcats lose 7 lettermen by praduation and will have some lsrce holes to flll next year Fowever, with ll letter wlnners returnlng, prospects are not too dlm for the 1951 season A -v , , ' . il T Q, 17 a do 0 D If' ' L -N ' . F, 4. 1 I 5 U ' ' ,, . F . ' . i ' - - 1, J 5 J 'a 9 ' ' .y ' ' ' .vv u 1 ' .' v ' ' . ,O 13 EU- 0 C7 yorydon o j Lineville 0 6 20 1 2.1 20 0 as . L , . 4- . - l J I . . y . r . . .?. , - 1 - , O F . , - J' - o a .1 . r A ' -- A . L A ' ' T Q e ' . ' , C 6 . . L - . x . , , '

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L R,J Surlus, B McNay, D Bretz, C Jensen, J Trisler, L Paurh, C Williams, R Garten, K Throckmorton, A Greer, J E Soonsler, K Surbaugh, Back Row, J Paugh, S Williams, G Davenport, L Niday, J Rickert, Coach, M G 0'hare, M Trisler, S Lo an, M Leech, Mgr's L Richard, M Elder Won 20 Lost M Derby Lineville Russell Cambrla LeRoy Lineville Allerton Cambria Garden Grove Derby Cambria LeRoy Knoxville Lacona Murray Derby Garden Grove Lineville Seymour Blakesburg 52 Corydon Lovilla GIRLS BASKETBALL SUMMARY The g1rls had a very successful season compiling a record of 20 wins and A losses and winning the County and Sectional Championships and a third place in the District The Wild kittens were narrowly defeated in the semi final round of the District by a tall and talented Blakesburg team that went on to capture nth place in the state The Humeston team had an offensive total of 1203 points and a defensive total of 950 points for the season This gave the girls an offensive average of SO points per game while the defense held the 2h opponets to an average of 39 points Rheta Garton was the leading scorer while Linda Paugh was the leading rebounder Rheta Garten and Charolette Williams at forward and Linda Paugh and Jean Trisler at guard were given Honorable Mention on the All State selections Two key regulars will be lost by graduation but prospects appear to be bright for next season as the Wildkittens seek to defend their County and Sectional titles. 68 U3 66 38 S2 ' 25 13,8 ' 53 67 Lineville 56 Sl Corydon 28 LL6 741 53 51 51 lm 311 51+ ll, 53 26 I-L1 747 ll-LL M0 55 614 52 I-L3 36 ln M8 31 55 33 E3 6 32 51 1:5 ul