Kiester High School - Rambler Yearbook (Kiester, MN)

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ull S Pl If Brxcelyn 31 0 Ii - v' , ,, 4 v' 1,35 N ' , ' ff 4 SEASON'S RECORD , ' ' 4 lf' , V ' . ' 1 di 9- ' ,g 7-12 I ' ,I f' , I f Q - ' f, Kiester vs. Truman ...................... 6-12 . , . . .. , 6-24 14-18 vs, Bricelyn ................ 14-0 20 0 53 13 'B FOOTBALL Klester B squad spllt even ln thelr four games They won from Wells and Brlcelyn and lost to the same teams The first game found the Bulldogs losmg to Brlcelyn 7 2 at home and the second losmg to Wells 14 0 at Wells Then playmg at Brlcelyn they came home wlth a 18 14 vlctory and won from Wells 18 6 at home The scormg was evenly dluded wxth L Elvebak leadmg wlth three followed by L Haukoos Wlth two and D Haukoos vuth one Two poxnts were scored on a safety -1 .L Kiester vs. Alden ........................ .. A L J - 5531- V 1 .!- 21 Kiester vs. Elmore ...................... .. 'f 1 l . we -1 +1 I .0 K Kiester . Delavan ..................... . 2. w gf' I A g ,. vs ,M 1 A Q' q www KIESTER KIESTER vs Swea City KIESTER vs Thompson Left to Rlght J Hoel R Wlllner P Mork V Mutschler Ax... , un X11 x LIES PQ, I 6 X 1-f '5a'a! xu-- wiv wx 9 9 - ' km 4 8. 'Q E Flrst Row L Olson R Levlne R Woldmoe N Hoohrelter D Stemhauer L Hmtz W Levme L Larson D Gllbert Second Row T Hedum R Olson F Grles J Kalxs C Slmonson J Bye D Greenfield G Aske D Mutsch ler E Boettcher Thlrd Row Coach Kraft R Albers H Heltzeg N Fure R Fure R Thune J Engebretson, D VV1llner D Eastman L Baker Student Manager Schaper 'lhe Jumor h1gh football squad had a wely successful grxd season Playmg SIX games they won five and txed one The Pups scored 121 pomts to thelr p SEASONS RECORD KIESTER ponent s 6 KIESTI' R KIESTFR KIESTER KIESTER KIESTER X I Jumor Hlgh Grld Captam X 1, Q Louie Hintz Elmore Wells Bmcelyn Frost . Elmore .................. . 240 0 f

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G' .ne Jw - ., 4 - .. . . 4 fm... Kava '-' .-- -S . ' , . X .. . ., , . . ., .. 'jg-it ,ln X ,4 ms. v- mx J.-I .K lm Q , . 1 -K V., 4 .. V.. ,A '. . 4 . 4- .W islam Q.. FOGTBALL 72' First Row - D. Haukoos, V. Mutschler, R. Willner, J. Hoel, P. Meork, K. Kephart, C. Kruger, L. Elvebak. Second Row - J. Parriott, R. Sens, J. Polis, R. Bidne, D. Simonson, D. Tufte, E. Malakowsky, R. Wacholz, E. Seedorf, H. Mala.kowsky, R. Olson. Third Row -- Mr. Thune, M. Enser, O. Fure, H. Trostem, J. Thune, A. Michaelson, K. Haukoos, G. Christen- son, H. Hove, L. Haukoos, R. Neve, H. Schaper, Mr, Panzram. Kiester opened its football season by playing Alden. The final score of the hard fought game was 12-7 in favor of Alden. On September 19, the Bulldogs were defeated by Truman 12-6. Elmore defeated Kiester on Septem- ber 26 by a score of 24-6. Homecoming, held on October 10, found Kiester going down in defeat in the last seconds of play by a determined Delavan eleven 18-14. In a game played -on October 17, the Bulldogs finally hit the victory trail and swamped their arch rivals, Bricelyn, 14-0. After that the blue-clad Kiester eleven found range for 20 points against Swea City while allowing none, and then really poured on the steam against Thompson bombarding them with 53 points as compared to the opposition's 13. The season's record . . . 3 wins and 4 losses. The Bulldogs scored 18 touchdowns and 12 extra points. The scoring was divided thus: 7 THE ALL-STAR SELECTIONS NAME TD PAT TP J. Hoel ........... .. 5 0 30 V, Mutschler .... .. 5 0 30 R. Willner ..... .. 4 0 24 J. Polis ........... .. 0 12 12 J. Herrick ........ .. 1 0 6 A. Michaelson . .... .. 1 0 6 . D. Haukoos ...... .. 1 0 6 1 A L. Elvebak ..... .. 1 0 6 ' C' Captain Richard T' Yum Willner ' Jerry Herrick Donald Tufte Back Center The longest touchdown run was made by Jerry Hoel when he broke loose for 51 yards during the Delavan game. The team was hampered by many injuries during the season, the severest coming when Rodney Engebretson 1 -celved head injuries at the start of the season and was unable to participate. He played an end position and was -ttered the year before. Jerry Herrick and Donald Tufte were placed on the Border League All-Star team by the coaches of the con- . .nce. f

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VARSITY BASKETBALL lgi '1 129 J PMFQ Nd' it Left to right D Tufte P Mork A 'Vlichaelson A Thorson R Willner J Herrick Coach Kraft, V Mutsch ler K, Kephaxt A Polls J Hoel J Polis Capt R Engebretson Kneeling H Schaper Manager The Kiester cagers finished their regular season with an identical win and loss mark 8-8. On February 24, 1953 the sub-district tourna- ment was held at Wells. In the first game of the evening the'Bulldogs defeated Delavan in an overtime period 59-54 while Frost won over Bricelyn. The championship game was played the following night with Kiester emerging as champs by a score of 65-57. This marked the first time in the school s history that the cagers had accomplished this feat. Also a new scoring mark was set during this game when John Polis made 30 points, erasing the old mark of 27 set by Eddie Henderson in 1946. On March 2 the team entered district competition by playing fast Chain. Running up against a hot team they lost their first debut by a score Coach Kraft and Captain John Polis. .- ,9 49. V -nn Polis and Paul Mork were placed on the Border League All-Star team aches of the conference. '1 J. Hoel fNo. 301 In Action Against Scarville.