Miller High School - Rustler Yearbook (Miller, SD)

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Cwowz pouncfs cfwzahifify FOOTBALL- A AND B TEAMS: ROW. 1-L. Swaney, T. Hines, M. Deuter, D. Sutton, B. Hoo- gestraat, L. Wangsness, R. Winsell, j. Lewis, R. Ufen, R. Fawcett, K. Hall, D. Robinson, D. Schultz. ROW 2-V. DeRouchey, J. Knrppling, D. Walker, T. Fulton, L. VanRosendale, R. Werdel, L. Neu, B. Black, W- H0Chh81ter, M. johnson, R. Campbell, R. Wangsness, J. Blucher, L. Baker, E. Hanks, W. McKown. ROW 3-Coach Schroeder, Assistant Coach Henrickson, R. Terry, R. Davis, D, joy, K. Wer- del, G. McKay, G. Damell, L. Porter, A. Rosemore, R. Sorensen, L. Warren, K. Huey, R. Witte. The 1951 Miller Rustler football team experienced a very successful year. With eleven returning legrmen and other capable players, Coach Bob Schroeder developed another C. S. D. C. championship team. 'Ihe only conference game in which the Rustlers did not achieve victory was a tie with Mo- bridge , 13-13. The top game of the season occurred when Miller met the powerful Faulkton Trojans, with the Rustlers emerging victorious by the score of 13-0. Graduating lettermen are: T. Hines, D. Sutton, R. Fawcett, j. Lewis, L. Wangsness, B. Hooges- traat, M. Deuter, V. DeRouchey. Coach Henrickson's B team showed the will to play good football, defeating Wessington Springs 14-7, while dropping two contests to Redfield by the scores of 20-15, 12-0- Miller may look forward to a fairly strong team next year with twelve returning lettermen. THERE HERE OPPONENT DATE WE THEY OPPONENT DATE Huron Sept. 14 6 25 Ipswich Sept. 28 Gettysburg Sept. 21 32 12 Highmore Oct. 5 Faulkton Oct- 19 13 0 Pierre Oct. 12 Mobridge Oct. Z6 13 13 Onida Nov. 2 Totals Average score: Miller 19.13 Opponents 8. Individual scores for the year are: Schultz-63 Deuter-S8 Winsell-18 Lewis-7 Hoogestraat-6 Ufen-1 24, THEY 0 7 7 O 64

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K X Han Hoo9csfraa1 McKay SCL uff ,y r f ocfllza-Ifer fhlfon 'sa .N we pzzzis spmfsznmzs up The Rustlers, built around a core of five returning lettermen, had a very successful season, with a record of sixteen victories and five losses. In conference play, Miller tied for first place with Onida, each team having won seven games and lost one. In the sectional tourney at Winner, the Rustlers defeated Winner in the first round but lost to lluron 51 to 58 in the second round. Graduating lettermen are j. Lewis, 15. lioogestraat, and D. Sutton. OPPONENT WE Parkston 53 Wes. Springs 54 Flandreau 38 Nlobridge 49 Redfield 412 Lemmon 59 Faulkton 44 Ipswich 52 Iiighmore 64 Onida 4-'l lluron 57 Gettysburg 56 Pierre 44 llighmore 49 TIlliY OPPONENT WE THEY Hagltg Platte 62 42 Winner 30 35 Cheyenne 69 .18 Parkston 57 41 CSDC TOURNAMENT Onida 41 47 SECTION.-XL TOURNAMENT KX inner 55 541 lluron 523 51 Average score: Miller -49.7. Opponents 42.1. W'nscll Lewis Su