Vinton High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vinton, IA)

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FOOTBALL i x Sk 5 Q , ml L E i --V' 2 .5 , :E5E5: . 4 ' '-.':5Ei , ' K t - sf. ...nf ref M. - .L Q mv... ff- W3 JACK MACALLISTER-Jack finished his high school career at left end. He will be remembered for his ability to catch passes in the opponent's backfield, and his long end around runs. IOHN DAVIS-Iohn played both left half and right end. His play was marked by his vicious tackles and speed in carrying the ball. DON HERBERT-Don played this third year at right half. He was a good runner and a great passing back. His passes netted many points for the lays. BOB HANNEMAN-Bob is a veteran of two seasons. He was a good tackler, and was usually in on every play. ITM BANSE-lim P1GYed his HFS! Y9411' US CI Fequlal' Gt the guard POSition. He was a rugged blocker and opened up many of the holes. STAN MCCALEB-Stan was the quarterback for the lays. Although he had cr disadvantage in size, he was a good blocking back, leading the plays ior extra yardage. CLARENCE SELKEN-Clarence was the regular left half, but his season was cut short by an ankle injury. He was a hard driver who never gave up, and he played hardest when the game was tough. RUSS HINKER-Russ was another man to have a short season because of injury. He was a great center. both defensively and of- fensively. Russ elected co-captain of the team. LLOYD RHOADS-Lloyd, a senior, played at the guard position. He was a tough man in the line and had the fight to knock his oppon- ents around. ALDEN MORRISON- Aldie played tackle this year and made a good showing on defensive work. He will be counted on a lot to bolster the team next year. CECIL KELLY-Cecil, a sophomore, played his first year as a regular at right end. His ability at snagqing passes will be well remem- bored. IIM WAGNEH-lim broke into the line-up at the middle of the season, and showed that that was where he belonged. RALPH RICHARDSON--Ralph entered the line-up this year at the tackle position. He was a hard charger with a vicious tackle. Page Thirty-one

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FOUTBALL lst Row--Herbert, McCaleb, Richardson, Hanneman, Wagner, Rhoads, Hintz, Macltllister, Kelly, Davis. 2nd Row-Coach Grant, Crew, Esderts, Morrison, Harrison, Schmidt, Heppe, Horak, Dake, Barron, Hilliard. 31-d Row-Williamson, Johnson, Koontz, Yerkes, LaGrange, Rinker, Byam. Selken, Ketchen. X With the opening of school, Vinton's gridders began intensive workouts in preparation for a hard season. You would hear on crisp autumn aiternoons the staccato bark of quarterbacks, the thud of cr hard tackle, or the grunts and groans of a lineman struggling to get in for a tackle. The fellows really worked, and many tirst year men along with the veterans were constantly in the thick of things. The season was a successful one, although the team was beset with iniuries-three veterans, Selken, Byam, and Rinker all out at once. The team will feel the loss of its seniors next year, but the material com- ing up points to a good season. SEASON'S RECORD Dick Byam, Russell Rinker-Co-captains Vinton- 6 Traer-6 Vinton-2U Anamosa-0 Vinton-13 Manchester-0 Vinton-13 Cedar Falls-32 Vinton-19 Marion-6 Vinton- 6 Independence-18 Vinton-31 Belle Plaine-6 Vinton-26 Marengo-19 TOTAL WON 5: LOST 2: TIED l Page Thirty

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v LIN COL be 2 2 34 tt Q25 iz si it 5 'fl .1 ff Completed in 1921, this scientifically designed and equipped building was recog- lzed as one of the most modern schools of its size in Iowa. In more recent years the :st achievements of its students have helped it maintain its high position oi distinc- an among other schools ot the state. ? V. H. S. has long been noted for its in statewide competition. It has also b many championship football, basketbaa honors in music and athletics, V. H. S scholastic accomplishments of its studenl