Schaller High School - Rocket Yearbook (Schaller, IA)

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Q ' . 7' ' fe L' 5,451 yd, , sv L , W FRONT ROW: Dave Nusbatnn, Tom Watson, Paul Wiese, Gary Markley, Dick Waterbury, Chuck Martin Ron Grieme, Kent Stille, Don Thompson. BACK ROW: Warren Ehrp, John Alexander, Mgr. 5 Duane Kent Jumor Hummel, George Naberhaus, Randall Marston, Denny Bennett, Coach Cooper, Larry Grieme. E' 7957 Considerable success was enjoyed by this year's baseball team as they copped the Popcorn Loop championship with a three win no loss record. Thompson and Wiese did most of the pitching for the Rockets, tossing several near no hitters. The season 's record was 9-2, with Lake View handing the team the only regular season loss The team was unable to play a single home game because of difficulties experienced by the new construction taking place in center field. The only other loss was a 5-0 shut-out at the hands of Greenville-Rossie in the opening round of the sub state toumey at Paullina . The team won the sectional and district meets at Washta, defeating Kingsley 12-2 Cushing 3-1, and Grand Meadow 7-4 in the sectional. Hinton fell 6-5 and Smithland 1-0 in the District. Three seniors were on the team: Don Thompson, Paul Wiese and Dick Waterbury. WE THEY 15 Lytton 5 7 12 A uburn 7 6 Early 0 6 19 C ushing '7 2 Lake View 9 1 12 Kingsley 2 fSectionalj 0 3 Cushing 1 fSectiona1J 28 Grand Mea dow fSectiona lj Hinton fDistrictj Smithla nd fDis1I ictj Gre env ille -Rossie QS ub-Statej

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BOTTOM ROW: Gary Currie, Dick McDonough, Roger Wiese, Kent Stille, Junior Hummel, Larry Grieme, Bill Hummel. SECOND ROW: John Alexander, Mgr., Don Thompson, Jay Murray, Dan Arthur, Gil Huseman, Dick Waterbury, Paul Wiese, Don Johnson, Chuck Martin, Coach Bumann. THIRD ROW: Ron Grieme, John Kotz, Terry Markley, Bob Pender, Larry Hase, Jack Lacy, George Naberhaus, Gary Markley, Ron Sandhoff. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Struble, Duane Kent, Dennis Bennett, Randall Marston, Jim I-Iaselhoff, Tom Watson, Richard Naberhaus, Chuck Thompson, Dean McDonough. aatfdff Football practice began with a record number of 37 boys reporting. Our season ended with a 4-4 record. lt was more successful than the record implies. Statistics show we out-scored our opponents 102-735 had fewer furnblesg fewer yards penalizedg threw seven fewer passes and yet gained 100 yards more by passing. We had a strong defenseg holding our opponents right at the goal line more than once. Offen- sively,wehad a fine passing, kicking and running attack with the quarter back keep or give play working quite effectively, The squad chose Don Johnson and Gilbert Husernan as captains. Paul Wiese was selected s as most valuable player. 7756 S Schaller 6 Lytton Schaller '7 Newell Schaller 0 Lohrville Schaller 25 Dow City Schaller 12 Lake View Schaller O Wall Lake Schaller '7 Early Schaller 45 Galva 30