Traer High School - Redhawk Yearbook (Traer, IA)

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First row: Duane Chizek, Steve Staker, Jon Nagel, John Tanner, Ted Joens, John Childs. Second row: Bill Naylor, Larry O'Conn0r, Craig Untiedt, Ron Karr, Lawerance Podhajsky. Third row: Bob Bruftsman, Larry Manfull, Darrell Siventsen, Don Podhajsky. Fourth row: Gary Karr, Roger Knoop. 1. GORDON YOUNG. A small but scrappy guard. Tough on de- fense as a. linebacker. 2. RON MASON. A good blocking back who always took his man out of the play. 3. LAWERANCE PODHAJ SKY. He made up for lack of size in grit and spirit. 4. LARRY BAKER. A fast back who could run ends well. 5. DARRELL SIVERTSEN. A big, tough tackle that opposing teams didn't like to see. 6. RON KARR. A good signal caller and passer, chosen for the Marshalltown Times-Republican honorable mention. 3 4 26

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Cheerleaders Marilyn Podhajsky, Kathy Lund, Kay Tams, Charlotte Cmuse, Susan Scott Marilyn Podhajsky, Kathy Lund, Kay Tams, Charlotte Crouse, Susan Scott. 25

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First row: David Samuels, Bill Fleming, Larry Halupnick, Ron Mason, Dale Janssen, David Dinsdale. Second row: Don Garvey, Gordon Young, Gary Plogmann, Reginald Reuman, Bob Wood, Bob Naylor. Third row: Jim Andrews, Eugene Zmolek, Steve Andrews, Craig Earley. Fourth row: Larry Nation, Leonard Boerm 7. LARRY MANFULL. A big bruising fullback who picked up a yard when needed for a first down. 8. DON GARVEY. A tough defensive guard who was always in the opponents' backfield. 9. SON PODHAJ SKY. A good blocking guard who opened up the oles. 10. LARRY NATION. Captain. A good pass receiving end who also kept opposing backs from rounding his end. 11. GARY KARR. Most Valuable. A speedy halfback who was a dangerous open field runner and an excellent pass receiver. A 6 7 8 if