Nevada High School - Cub Yearbook (Nevada, IA)

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OUR FOOT BALL SEASON 1942 Tn-E Sc:-EDu..E VE Tl-EY SEPT- I8 DMES B THERE 0 I3 'SEPT. 25 STORY CITY HERE 0 ,Z 'OcT. 2 MADRID T-me 7 0 OCT, 9 STATE CENTER I-ERE 7 7 '0cT. I6 ' ANKENY Trene 7 33 YOCT. W 23 NEWTON 5 29 OCT. 30 NEVADA TPFRE 0 37 'Novk 4 COLFAX T:-ERE 0 32 'TDENOTES CONFERENCE GAMES ' ' DURIIG Tl-E FALL OF T942 COLO WENT Tl-RGJG1 A PDT T00 SEKJCESS- Fu. SEBONL' UNDER T:-E LEADERSHIP oe ART GERBEE THE TEAM CAME TmoueH WTTH DNE VICTORY, sax Loses, AND oNE TIE. THE FIRST GAME or Tl-E YEAR Ms WITH mas AND THE FANS THOUQTT Cow VDULD WALK-AF HAY WITH ms DAME, BUT A STROPG AMes TEAM SENT THEM I-DME G4 Tre SHORT EPD or Scene oe I3 T0 0. THE r-'ou.owlNc VEEK STORY CITY CAME T0 11-E c.mr To BATTLE THE BLUE DEvH.s AND sucoeeoeo lN wm- NING I2 T0 0 ON A com, MET, SNOWY FIELD. Cow DETERMTNED TO wlN TOOK ITQOUT ON MADRID 11-E NDCI' weex AND HANDED THEM A 7 T0 o EET- BACK .IN wHAT TURFED ouT TO BE Tl-E ONLY VlCTORY or THE YEARQ Tre NEXT WEEK COLO wAs AT I-DME AND MET TT-E STROIG STATE CENTER TEAM AIADTAFTER BATTLING IT DUT AT A '1 TO 7 STANNTILL wrh-1 CoLo some STRON3 AS THE GUN WENT oerg so THEY HAD TO Ee SATISFIED WITH -A TI-E NEXT WEEK cox.o wm-1 Two REGULARS OUT oe ACTION TOOK -TT mom ANQENY BY THE scene or 33 T0 7 ALL or ANxENY's scones ON LONG EDN:-:Q THE FOLLOWING WEEK NewToN BROUGHT KP A sMAu. .BUT FAST TEAM AND upset Cou.o BY A 20 TO 6 sooneiu NEVIDA wAu.oPED me TIE: BLUE DEVILS THE NEXT VEEK BY A scone OF 37 TO o IN VHICHI GLENN SQJIRES PLAYED AN OUTSTANDING GAME. CoL.FAx vms NEXT ON Tl-E HST. AND ON A Emsx NOVEMBER NIGHT TURNED Con.o BACK BY A soone or 32 TO 0. TP-ROUGHOUT THE YEAR THE TEAM wAs THANCFUL FOR THE SWPDRT or THE HOME-FANS--OF TPEIR LOYALTY AND FAITH IN Tl-EM EVEN 11-DUGIHT THEY coum NOT BRING HOTE TEE BACON AS OFTEN AS TPEY WANTED Tm THE TEAM coNsnsTED oe TEN SENIORS AND one oumon. THE TEAM cAP- TAINS ARE ED DAVIS AND PALL STARKD TEAM LETTERS SUBS LE STAN Squmes ' Bos BAMFORD LT MARK LasToN W LLOYD COTJGHENOLR LG QHPRLES DODD T ART UNTRADER C JO!-N DocKnNsoN 'W' BoE DuNAHoo RG PAUL FARREN W' ADE LOUNSBERRY RT CLIFF TEMPLBAAN fm' RE JAY DAVIS 'F qs RAY, UNTAADEE 'W' Ll-B PAUL STARK W RTB ED DAVQS 'W' 801911 FB' GLENN SQUIRES

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BASKETBALL SEASON 1942-43 BOYS THE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM GOT OFF T0 A SLOW START LNOER THE LEADERSHIP OF ART GERBER AND FAILED TO BREAK THE SDELL ALTHOUGH Ti'EY PUT GRAY I-AIRS IN SEVERAL COACI-ES HEADSO THE TEAMS TOUGI-EST LUCK OAME VIHEN THEY IAERE PLAYING COLLINS AT COLLINS WFEN AFTER PLAYING TI-REE OVERTIMES. IT wAs TI-E TEAM THAT MADE TI-E FIRST Two POINTS AND IT wAS COLLINS TTHO SUCCEEDED IN WINNING 33 TO BI. TI-EY WERE DEFEATED BY MAXWELL IN Tl-REE GAMES, STATE CENTER AND COLLINS TWICE, ANKENY, ZEARING, COLFAX, ALUMNI, AND NEVADA ONCE. THIS TEAM wAS A SOOO ONE, BUT LAOKED THE NECESSARY RAeBITS FOOTI' T0 WIN THE EIGHT CLOSE BALL GAMES TI-IEY PLAYED. THE TEAM CQLSISTED OF FIVE SENICRS UNTIL MIC-SEMESTER wI-EN PAUL FARREN DROPPED FROM TI-E SQUAD BECAUSE OF THE SEMESTER ROLLO HE wAS A LOSS TQ 'II-IE TEAM BUT HIS VACNVCY wAs FIu.ED IMMEDIATELY BY ANOTI-ER SENIORQ RAY LNTRAUER WHO PROVED T0 BE JUST AS GOOD. TI-E TEAM WLS SEATEN BY MAXVELL IN THE COLNTY TOURNAMENT APD DREW A BYE IN THE FIRST ROUND OF TI-E SECTIONAL AT MELBOURFEO Tl-E LOST TO THEIR TRADITIONAL RIVAL, STATE CENTER. ' THE SQUAD TI-E SCHEDULE ROBERT BPMFORD SENIOR COLO I1 STATE CENTER -gi- GLEINN SQUIRES SENIOR COLO 20 MAXVELL -2-L STAN SQUIRES JUNIOR COLO 1 ANKENY -33- RAY UNTRAUER SENIOR COLO 20 COLLINS -gi ART UNTRALER JUNIOR COLO 24 ALIMNI .gg- PAUL FARRBNJ SENIOR COLO ll COLFAX -25- PAUL STARR SENIOR COLO 22 MAXWELL -gg- CLIFF TENPLEMAN SENIOR COLO I6 ZEARING -QQ- RICHARD FDPPER SENIOR COLO I2 NEvADA -ig- ROSERT NELSON SENIOR COLO 28 MAXWELL -3-9, RICHARD LIJUNSBERRY JUNIOR ' COLO 21 COLLINS -22. COLO STATE CENTER -jj- COLO 22 FERNALD JL COLO 26 STATE CENTER -lg- INDIVIDUAL SCSRING NAME LETTER FG Ff PF TP ROBERT BAMFORD ' I7 3 24 31 G. SQUIRES ' 24 e 21 56 S. SQUIRES ' 8 4 S 20 A. UNTRAUER 4 O 4 S R. UNTRALER ' I2 5 Bl 29 PALI. FARREN ' 6 O 4 I2 PAUL STARK I O II 2 ROBERT NELSON 'F O O I O C. TEMPLEMAN ' I8 8 I7 44 R. PDPPER ' 35 'I 'I 80 TOTAL IZ5 35 l24 287