Schaller High School - Rocket Yearbook (Schaller, IA)

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J. Hummel J. Woodke C. Martin R. Jensen J, Lacy G. Nabexhaus R. Grieme R. Wiese D. Bennett L. Pender J. Kotz R. Marston T, Watson L- Grieme C. Parkinson K. Stille

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FIRST ROW: Douglas Schwab, Dean Grotjohn, Daryl Currie, Tom Fiscus, Loren Blum, Gary Currie. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bumarm, Dave Nusbaum, Bob Pender, Jerry Woodke, Jack Lacy, Lloyd Pender, Chuck Martin, Tom Watson, Mr. Hamann. THIRD ROW: Dick McDonough, Ronnie Jensen, Junior Hummel, John Kotz, Roger Wiese, Randall Marston, Dennis Bennett, Jerry Watson, Mike Whalen. FOURTH ROW: Craig Parkinson, Jerry Gosch, Richard Naberhaus, Bob Currie, Kent Stille, Chuck Thompson, Gaylen Bennett, Bill Hummel, Mgr. FOOTBALL Our football season had many interruptions and disappointments. Numerous rains and the flu epidemic caused cancellations and postponments of games. Our squad was large, with the bulk made up of freshmen Many freshmen saw action and other members played new positions because of heavy graduation losses, moving, and minor injuries. Nine seniors will be lost from the squad next year through graduation. The squad chose Junior Hummel and Ronnie Grieme as captains. George Naberhaus was selected most valuable player. This gave George the honor of attending the N. W. Iowa Most Valuable Player Banquet held at Cobblestone, January 29, 1958. 1957 SCHEDULE Schaller Lytton Schaller Newell Schaller Lohrville Schaller Schleswig Schaller Lake View Schaller Wall Lake Schaller Early Schaller Galva fforfeitj 24

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FIRST ROW: Jean Rasmussen, Janice Pyle, Connie Rosdail, Carol Waterbury, Gwen Andresen, Barbara Barrett. SECOND ROW: Mary Wiese, Colleen Blum, Donna Alexander, Myra Rosdail, Barbara l-lagberg, Judy Brown. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Waterbury, Chaperoneg Mr. Cooper, Marilyn ROCKETTES . Hogue, Manager. The Rockettes enjoyed a very successful season this year by compiling an impressive 20 wins, 3 losses. The key to the team's success was tough rebounding, both defensively and offensively, rugged guarding, balanced scoring, and a fierce desire to win. This year the girls broke a long time jinx by winning the Sac County Tournament. In the sectional tournament the girls advanced to the finals where they met the highly rated Holstein team and took their third loss. Scoring honors went to Barb Barrett, post forward, who scored 567 points for an average of 24.3 points. Barb's high school career total was 1053 points. Jani Pyle scored 433 points this year for an 18.8 points per game average. Jean Rasmussen scored 375 points for a 16.2 points per game average. The guards did a very fine job. Connie Rosdail, Gwen Andresen and Carol Waterbury bolstered by reserves Mary Wiese and Colleen Blum held opponents to a 42.3 points per game average. The forwards averaged 62.4 points per game. WE THEY 61 ...... Aurelia . . . . 52 19 fsecond teamj 18 68 ...... Hayes ..... . . 41 41 ...... Lake View .... . . 35 78 ...... Sulphur Springs . . . . 25 76 ...... Odebolt ...... . . 31 82.. ...Lytton... ..48 83.. ...l-layes.. ..49 49 ...... Early ..... . . 32 58 ...... Wall Lake. . . . . 30 56 ...... Lytton . . . . . 38 43.. ...Nemaha... ..47 72.. ...Auburn... . ..43 55 ...... Early ............... . . . 39 56 ...... Nemaha qCounty Tourn.j . . . . . 41 51 ....... Lake View . . 44 ea ...... Early 1 . . 39 51 ....... Cedar Valley . . . . 71 56 ...... Galva .... . . 47 73 ...... Washta . . . . . 43 72 . . . . . Newell ............ . . . 28 56 ...... Anthon qSectional Tourn.J. . . . 37 85 . . . . . Cushing . . . 39 48 ...... Holstein ' . . 75