Schaller High School - Rocket Yearbook (Schaller, IA)

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nu 'w'5m may 55255 QGQG Hayesg E YES for hifi in Q4 'Rm-lwffcs 83, Hayes iivhzillvz- jmngzpofl off tc lvssrl in tho iiiisl qi,mx'tc-x', zu was thx'oaita-fied. The seem' sgju-zzrds and l'o1'wai'cls rig: some valuable oxpeiimu-o gaxho. R1il'b?lI'3 Barrett S001 points, 27 in the firsf hal Pyle had 21 and Fiflgfllkxbki the forwards continued th amforl scoring at'aclc.Jung had 29 for Hayes. It was the third :fame i1 the local girls had toy poin's. In the early stages tho first and sovond half, Tean Action Tonigl and girl to aCti1 they pl Loop co 119.9 Sp . . is lxt in Chris 84 48, whil 67553 dl come the local 1 The fc thaw will - Ninth Schallm Rockettes sire Gil' winning sftreexk to 'Nw to coimwi mno victories. hq hopporievnls To less than 39.r almost was Li 41-311

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BUGS to Sectional lSL' de m S Zi The Sch llillld Co titer than J. e of uncle: 1 of 28-plus It Sinn- the .ntx :xgzaznst th I itzxrting forwartls l mitt. Janicf- Pyle nlwwn liar-h of Sli .. . -Arif -usfnfvs Take the n' Mat evenu section It wa ,t total of the se: sp-shoot-ing Schallu lg up their 20th w two losses. night Schaller's Ci1 blastl 9 . crfth bailsetlglttgam will play a toug looked Wwe. Spsgbe extet for .the section tournament, where they Ord angoggwgngg 12? of girls basketball for many Qwest Iowa by the 105 in the Holstein gym. ' Press Assn. Chub :Cooper has done an outstanding job with this Wen balanced Scoring attaf the last two years, not only in developing basketball aga but also in instilling that competitive Rocket!! hat raises a team from the excellent to the HS E made 4 the entil averag! e beca and 'n the I-Io1st'ein's team will definitely be the underdog when they will be at a height disadvantage: they will disadvantag use of ill be 5-8 point much of an might be e a game. vocal rooting se n 5 to a team by g 0 enthusiastic itis up to the WWQ mmr ss pol thwest Iowa 'el Urn in this year. ollcwi ley 1 State C southeast gh est tear season he i thei ind nom l as the to ' ng the eam l llanel' 'Potent The Schaller Rockett tsmccessful season Fel when they met Holstiein .nal round of the sectiona ment. The spirit of 76 I d d l Rocket es won the Orsnugg aim , Champ 1'-ett with evening af Eai'l5HC1. 63-39 victom points , , 'l was 1 053 them previowi Jan pyl over Nemah N, t 'he Schalfer tea gigfogxheloafun 18, Rasmussen 13 and Colleer Gwyn Andmsen in the last hall' for Early Oppongms to 423 points pe mlfihmg with 18 Pmnls' Four :seniors will be lost ti to atcommandin . were never' threagenec? gagggh seven points efo 16'2 pomt the basket ff-fig The offensive a advantage- season was 62.4 continued her hotoutscorw the streak which started in tm 974. quarter of the Lake View Schauelus notching 23 poin's. Barnett low as a tough to a QZQ-3 record. Pi 9, Bihrer started-hitting long and Carol Watgvburyy Lake View downed Odebolt 40-1 gmduationh They are Gwfm 27 in the consolation game. resent Barb Banen, Janice Supt. Bones presented the Cham- and Connie Roman, ip trophy t , , - f i ke pionsh fl 1' 4.3 0 the Next years squad will then 'be built around the two netuz 19 SCG gum-1 ma n the final Monday i girls too in tl' the Scha it to 21-1 But in the second ha bchaller, adding 14 moz their cushion. had trouble wit and Cornectionvilleld 4 Boys ' ' i Hayes E t88.II'1S? Hayesl the girls Lake l the quar 'mchaller to Hayes'

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FIRST ROW: Kent Stille, Don Haselhoff, Chuck Martin, Jack Lacy, Lloyd Pender, Daryl Currie. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bumann, Loren Blum, Craig Parkinson, Dean Grotjohn, Roger Kenny, Ronald Jensen, Kenneth Sanderman, Donald Lichtenberg, Bill Hummel, Manager. ROCKETS The Rockets ended a fairly successful season with a 7 won, 11 lost record. After last year's heavy gradua- tion loss, only two lettermen remained to return to this year's squad. The entire squad had only two upper classmeng one junior, Don Haselhoff, and one senior, Jack Lacy. Winning many games became a difficult task. The team, however, put up a good fight against the tough, tall teams played. The boys scored a total of 969 points as compared to the 1019 scored by their opponents. Their defensive average was 56.6 points per game. Offensively the average was 53.9 points. Letter winners were Jack Lacy, Don Haselhoff, Chuck Martin, Kent Stille, Daryl Currie, Lloyd Pender, and Roger Kenny. Hayes ..... Lake View .. . . Sulphur Springs . . Odebolt ..... Lytton . . . Hayes . . . Early . . . Wall Lake . . . Lytton .... Nemaha . . . Auburn ........... Early ............ . Lytton fCounty Tourn.J . . . Somers ............ Galva . . Washta . . . . Newell .............. St. Mary's fSectional Tourn.J THEY .68 .52 .24 .32 .67 .50 .62 .71 .77 ..39 .60 .56 .69 .65 .46 .47 .72 .62