Washington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Washington, IA)

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Co captains: XVayne Marshall, Llovd Turnipseed. Front row lleft to rightj Alan Barclay, James Walker, Dick Young,-Don Thornton, Duane Redlinger, Leland Schmitt, Wayne Marshall, Gene Stewart. Bob Kleese. Second row, Bill Kelsey, Dick Paul, Raymond Carter, Bob Dodder, Bob Anderson, Paul Beenblossom, Grant Walker, Tlfirfl row. Bob Crandall, manager, Dick Dare, Keith Williams.. Bob Noonan, Lloyd Turuipseed, Leo Olsen, JGVFY Denison. Jack Zook, James Logan. Qmiiall With 55 boys out, ll of which were let- termen Coach Bert Seidler produced one of the hest football teams to per- form on Case Field in many a year, The team used a tricky, wide open type of play. It was a high scoring aggregation and had one of the best passing records in the state. They averaged 2358 yards per ganie, while holding opponents to 1236 yards a game. Average points per game was 26 to opponents six. The De- mons tied for third place in the Little Six standings with Ottumwa. All in all it was a very successful sea- son with all the boys doing a great joli out on the gridiron. 58 A TEAM OPPONENT WE Keokuk .............. 19 Columbus Junction .... 44 Ottumwa ............. A0 Muscatine ......,,,.,, 14 Fairfield ............. 21 Bloomfield ......,.,,, 51 Ft. Madison .......... 34 New London .......... 28 Mt. Pleasant .......... .. 6,6 Totals 237 Armond Bert Coach. TIPIEY 0 0 19 Q1 6 0 14 0 0 61 I Seidler

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