Mobridge High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Mobridge, SD)

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A Belle Fourche tac der shps through a host of orange clad blockers to spill Duane Baer q65Q but not untL1 he had chalked up a substantlal gam The other Txgers are Jun Ivey q4oy George Cam 4665 hm Mundt 0,75 and John Hohl qgrj pf 0 LeRoy Royer hands off to Jerry Hand as the Bengals go through slgnal practxce Coach Dent cast: a watchful eye on the Tlgers as they run through a play 1 ' , . . 0 . . . . D . 4 , . 0 9 I 19 0 :ar 'sv sQ- 'S . . . 19, cg, 0 a -9 V 1 . f 5 .

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jooilaf FRONT ROW 1 left to right 3 Gene Tumer 1403 B111 P11gI11'l'1 1483 LeRoy Van Orman 1423 Paul Wessel 1413 Dick Scherr 1503 Don Niedennghaus 1463 LeRoy Royer 1623 SECOND ROW 1 left to right 3 Tom Morris 145, George Cain 1663 Ronnie Matuce 1613 Roger srapf 1433 Jim Mundt 1673 Dick Herring 1683 Drck Davidson 1523 John Hohl 1513 B111 Spiry 1563 Duane Baer 1653 Jerry Hand 1643 Russel Krause 153, Dick Andrews 1703 THIRD ROW 1 left to right 3 Assistant Coach Bill Dubes and Coach Bert Dent Grant Coffin 1693 Bob Sreler c59, Pat Nolan 1443 Jim Oleson 1473 B111 Hauck 1723 Jim Lay 1573 Eddie Miller 1553 Don Landis 1543 Ji.m Ivey 1493 Herb McClellan 1713 Tom Aman 1603 Stan Wamer 1633 f f LEFT to RIGHT 1 pxobab1e3 Wamer Coffin McClellan Herring H Andrews Mundr Stapf Sprry Aman Scherr Hauck Turner 'sf 53 fi: H 1 7 J. .7 Q A .Z .. . .. D :P QQ. if S '. Q- 4 'I

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As the 1951 Tlgers donned their football togs for the first time they knew they had three strikes against them even then They were light inexperienced and faced a very tough schedule But if there were some things the Tigers lacked it was not courage and they fought bravely tlll the last gun of every contest The Tigers opened the season against the powerful Belle Fourche Broncs and went down be fore them 32 I3 although they played them on even terms through the second half Then after a two week rest the Tigers ripped through a highly touted Eureka team handing them the only defeat of the season 25 I3 The Bengals then traveled to Lemmon to face the highly polrsbed Cowboys on a ramsoaked slippery field The Cowboys got a zo o wln but had to work for their points A bit of bad luck stopped the Tigers from sconng when they were inches from the Lemmon goal line In their Homecoming duel the Trgers conquered the Gettysburg Battlers I3 7 to cap a hrgbly successful Homecoming event At Ipswich the Mobridge boys found a keyed up opponent which battered them to the low end ofa 27 I3 score The next week however the Tigers were the keyed up team as they stunned the Miller Rnstlers Conference Champions by holding them to a I3 I3 tie It was the Rnstlers only blot on their Conference record In the season s last game the Pierre Govemors defeated the Tigers 41 25 rn a wild scoring battle The fmal won loss record was 2 wins I tie and 4 losses The Quarterback Club enuertained the Tigers at a banquet at the close of the season Letters were awarded and John Hohl was chosen captain uct Ye Q00 ui' use new S 'U 'O f,,d.1wem'r Rs aj 55 .Q , ol ' 0 ' ' 0.3 ll Q 0. I - a D . . . ir 'F ' . . :Q . . ' , . . gg. - H ' ' :Q - , ' -3. . ' , :I . . O :'o '9 . 39 .o, W A Ol 421- t. O35 Q.. to ns - .. H . QD