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OCTOBER 14, 1960

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JESTEL'$SHOES & CLOTHING

for theENTIRE FAMILY

1702 State St.

ECONOMY DRIVE-INLAUNDERERS and CLEANERS

13th & Grant St. Phone 5-0171BETTENDORF

Save the CASH and CARRY WaySTA-NU Cleaning Shirt Service

Complete Laundry Service

5-51 01 5-5101

GEO.R.THUENEN K & K ELECTRIC & HARDWARE CO.t

SHELL SERVICE STATION 1719 State St. Bettendorf, Iowa

1510 State St. Bettendorf, Iowa Hardware & Sherwin-Williams Paints

PHONE 5-9933-

ARROWHEAD TAVERNand

PiZZA HOUSE

PHONE 5-1741

BILt GLYNN TAVERN

Spaghetti, Steaks, Chops and Sandwiches 1733 State St. Phone 5-99132104 State St. Phone 5-4911

Davenport's

SYNDICA IE ..HUB222 West Second Street

Complete Outfitters to Men and Boys Exclusively

BOOST THE HOME TEAM

Morning-Noon--NightDRINK MILK

ZIEGLERSBARBER SHOP

WEEKDA YS 8 til 6

Kids Day Tuesday $1.25

17th & Grant Fhone 5-2741 Bettendorf

Air Conditioned 4 Barbers Free Parking Lot

"Safisfaciion Always'

After the Game

EAT DELICIOUS

lOWANA ICE CREAM

BETTENDORFDuck Creek Plaza

& ROCK ISLAND

IOWANA FARMS

MILK CO.

BARNES SUPER-VALUThe FINEST in FOOD

At the Foot of the Twin-Span BrIdge

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BETTENDORF, IOWA 14th & Grant Bettendorf

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1960VARSITYFOOTBALLROSTER

Bettendorf High~SchoolUniform No.

BlackWhiteNameAgeClassHeightWeightPosition

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40Richard Barretto umm____17125'7"162B42

42John Brooke _m_um__mmu__17125'11"180B83

83John Cain ____mm_______mm__17125'11"164C45

45Jim Dilts ______mmm__muu____17125'11"184B34

32Allen Duncan -mmm____mu1 7-12----5'8" 145B71

' 71Steve Grossman ___m__m__m17125'11"180RG33

33Earle Hart _m___n__m____mmu17125'10"155G70

70John Hartung _____mm_________17125'11"179LG64

64Tom Johnson _n_____m___n_nm17125'11"195RT61

61Dann Kroeger __n__mm__n__17125'9"160LG73

73Bob Lee _nm_________m_m_______17126'0"190RT E47

76Jim Metzger mmmum__uum17126'0"165E75

75Bob Noth _______m _____ mm17126'2"195LT84

84Richard Reiselt mm____mu_16125'11"161LE32

34Gary Rinehart _n__mumm_m17125'10"155B38

38Scott Rocker m__mmm_mu17126'1"175LH44

44Stuart Spar ling _____m_n_m_17125'9"175FB50

50Jerry Best mm_____mm__n_m16116'1"160C62

62Jim Brachtel __mmuumn_16115'11"160RG- 35

,-35 Dick Castroc_r ____mm___16115'7"160FB60

60John Chebuhar _____nmu___16115'10"155LG41

41Bob Goetz nn_mm,~__umm_16116'1"165BB69

86Bill Hemple _m______mm __17115'1"200T36

36George Hesse mmmm___m_16115'10"155LH80

80Jim Kerns u____mm"___nmu__17116'0"150E72

72Gary Langan _____m___nn____16116'2"185LT67

67Ralph Long mum____m_m__n_18115'10"140LH68

81Bud Marion _mmn___mum___16115'11"200T74

74Bill McConnell _mumm__16IJ6'1"190RT55

55Norman Preusch nmum __16116'2"180T39

39Larry Rosenfield uumm __17115'11"155LH63

63Steve Saur ____mm__mm__n 16115'8"140LG37

37Bob Schultz mum___mu___16115'9"145RH52

52Larry Sones __umm____mum 16115'9"135C54

54Bill Tucker. m mnmmm16116'1"150E82

82Curt VandeWalle mmm__1611---- 6'2" 180RE85

85-, Pat Warnock u_m_m ___m_-i6~116'0"152LE65

65Steve West m___m_________um17115'10"170LT43

43Roland Wilkenmm ______16115'8"145HE51

51David Witcraft ___uu ____16115'9"155T56

31Ron Wuorinen __________u _ 16115'9"140E

Student Managers: Mike Myatt, Ben Maher and Lowell Ahlers

COACH!NGHei1d Varsity Coach-Merrit ParsonsLine Coach-Wayne CheramyEacks 2nd Trainer-Darrell Moore

5T AFF

Backfield Coach-Bill Jensen

8ophomore Coach-Earl PageAss't Soph. Coach-Mervin Haben:'cht

A.Df¥~[N!§I~ArlON STAF~;Supt. of Schools-So A Ballantyne . High Seliool Pr:ncipal-Robert E. Owen

Director of Athletics-Wendell Hill

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Lielani Bright, Cheryl Duggleby, Sandy Haber Nal"':cy Hower~on, Sue Pajunen, Nancy Power,Suzanne Rousso, Cheryl Smith, Sponsor-Margaret ,Tones

~CHOOL COLORS: Black and Gold; NICKNAME: "Bulldogs"; SCHOOL SONGS: Univ. of Minn."Rouser"; and Univ. of Michigan "The Victor"; Conference: Little 6,

ENROLLMENT: 650 1959 Record 7-0-1

E REALLYASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

HED1

40 Aldape, Dave RHB69 Bender, Dick m mT61 *Cavanaugh, Dave _mm T68 Cawiezell, Chuck m_T

. 60 Chandler, Tom T77 *Collins, Jeff __m_mm m G73 *Davies, John m G82 Deluhery, Bob m C14 *Eaton, Tom m m_mQB57 Edwards Tom m E50 Etzel, ErIe ': m 2' m_E12 *Fennelly, John m mm_mQB55 Fiese,~J ohn m m m_E54 Fournier, Wayne __, " mmE64 Fedderson, Bill "!£ T71 Goetsch, Mike m m_G22 *Gray, Chuck m .LHB21 Hammill, Bob mm LHB32 *Hart, Ray m m__m. .FB52 Kellenberger, Steve m E65 *Kistenmacher, Tom mm__m_T41 Lemoine, Steve ,,_, RHB76 Leonard, Mike =~ m .!:__G66 Maliszewski, :;;tanley . m_T'12 Mason, Clarence RHB33 *Mason, Tom m__'_m__mFB78 McGee, Dan m G67 Miller, Don T51 Noonan, Karl E11 *O;Donn~,lI, .James ,_.. ,_QB72 PurcelI,>Barney m m_G70 Quigley, Mike G31 Rashid, Al FB84 *Schebler, Bob _mm mmC23 Solis, Bob m__m m LHB53 Stolley, Ed E10 Stoker, John m QB80 Thompson, Terry ,, m C56 *Valainis, Frank ~ m E63 Venker, Bill _m :T

"denotes Letterman

No. Name Pos. Yr. Wt.

11 13511 25512 18512 . 18712 '17812 17912 14511 19712 160,11"", ..155

'~~n~"160~12 17011 16511 15812 18511 14512 16011 15012 14511 15512 19411 13011 16011 18511 16512 18511 1701111l'~

REFEREES' SIGNALS

O Q Illegal position 0 Peesonal foul. 0 \ "iROU9h;td'~9! .. or pro<edure ... ' ~•.•• ~ £ the kkk",. Q 0 Intef",ence w;'h fair

~ .. ~leg~lforwardO~ .' _ catch orforwardpo>S. 0~ hand,ng ~ CI' . \

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" ~pelaYOf go me .. _0 . - ~ ~ ==:;:;-_,b , _Crawling. _. - II ~, ~:;';e"'.'"'' "',','."'0 --.... r a U]

_ • ".• kICk rules. illegal shift. both hands. Unsportsmanlike conduct, Deloy star' t:'-~ Illegal forward po", ~COpnUGHT 1960 THE COCA C of half. Illegal particlpotion ~ Illegal use of Intent' I -<• _ OLA COMPANY .• hond or orm. groun;i~a Ineligible receiver

g. down field on pass .

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CALL FOR ~COKE!PEG. U.S. Po\]. Off.

B W Name56 31 Ron 'Wuorinen32 34 Allen Duncan33 33 Earle Hart34 32 'Gary Rill'ehart35 35 Dick Castro36 36 George Hesse37 37 Bob Schultz38 38 Scott Rocker39 39 Larry Rosenfield40 40 Richard Barretto41 41 Bob Goetz42 42 .T?hn Brooke43 43 Roland Wilken44 44 St~art Sparling45 45 Jim Dilts50 50 Jerry· Best51 51 David Witcraft

~52 ... 52 .., Larry' Sones54';;54~.mn 'fucker~ "'"55 5r-NGrtnim Preusch60 6u, John Chebuhar61 61 Dann Kroeger62 .62 Jim Brachtel63 63 St~vc, Saur64 64 Tom Johnson65 65 Steve West67 67 Ralph Long7!J 'H! .!ohn HarL:lng71 ~il sttjve GrQSSm~ri'172 72 Gary Langan73 73 Bob Lee74 74 Bm McConrieU75 75 Bob Noth76 47 Jim Metzger80 SO Jim Kerns81 68 Bud Marion82 82 Curt VandeWalle83 .. 83,pjt!~ln!i'_ C~in .84' 84'Richard, Relselt85 85 Pat Warnock86 69 Bill Hempel

BHS SOPHOMORE SQUAD ROSTER

White Black

NameWhite~-':~~.'~

4949Bob Barton 4343Frank· Martin61

61Steve Carroll 4141Terry Noth48

48Jack Deere 7070Ron Owen36

36Jim Fox 6262Dick Quinn53

53George Frushour4747Skip Roseleaf45

45Mike Hall 4646Ralph Schmell56

56Tim Hutchings 5252Don Smith59

59Fred Jefford 3737Ernie Smith68

51Dennis Jindra 4040Jim Snodgrass63

63Alan Kimberly 6066Rick SQth58

58Gary Lehman 71Paul Swanson42

42Jim Maher 6565Warren Voelliger57

50Clyde Marion 6464John Wooten44

44Tom Marriott BHS VARSITY SQUADROSTER

Numher

~~~. vO~1(~~;ll:jjN~~) <unnN 0', f ' I For touchback, Touchdown or .~••••••. interlocked Inter ere nee. wove sidewise. field goal. Safety. TIme out._FOUL SIGNALS__ . Clock storts.

~First down.

ANOTHER- IITOEII CASTRO

Dick Castro, Junior member M the 1960 Bulldog squad, is rapidly building himself a reputa­tion as one of the best point-after-touchdown kickers, not only in this area, but in the entire state.He is affection ally referred to by his teammates and fans as "Toe" Castro because of his abilityto "split the uprights".

The nickname "Toe" in the Castro family is not new, however, for as a Sophomore in 1955,older brother Dave had developed his kicking technique sufficiently to be put in a varsity uni­form and do the extra-point kicking for the "Parsons Pulverizers".

Dick's record this year has been amazing and with the Bulldogs averaging 5 and 6 touch­downs per game, he has had ample opportunity to, demonstrate his prowess. In 27 attempts invarsity games he has been successful 23 times. In varsity reserve games he has had 9 conver­sions in 11 attempts.

Not until the Varsity Reserve game with Alleman last week did Dick's accuracy have achance to pay dividends. The Bulldog'Reserves topped the Alleman Reserves 28-26 with the"Toe" having a perfect 4 for 4.

Dick's kicking talents are not confined to PAT's either, for he has been consistently placinghis kick-offs within the 20 yard line of the opponents .~ a definite advantage -to the Bulldogteam. Keep up the good~work-Dick-. - - .... ~

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REAL FOOTBALL f~ANS

A new look has been added this year to Bettendorf football - Walkie Talkies. These cameabout completely unsolicited as the result of a good fan asking Coach Parsons if such a set weredesirable. The obvious followed and this fan said he would make an attempt to raise the need­ed funds.

Shortly after this, John Dreshar brought this set to the Athletic Department. The footballstaff wishes to take this opportunity to say thank you to the following people for their con­tributions toward the purchase of these Walk ie- Talkies.

THE STOVE HOUSE RIVERSIDE FOUNDRY THUENEN'S STATIONELMER ROGERS J. I. CASE JOHN'S BAR AND GRILLETRIBUR OIL CO. ALCOA ALUMINUM LUCKY'S PLACE 'MAC'S SPORTING GOODS MR. LACY WALLER THE GREEN FRONTK & K HARDWARE MR. BUD LUCIER ARROWHEAD TAVERN ".JESTELS STORE MR. MERLE RUSSELL

A thanks too, to the Solicitors for this project: Merle Russell, Ben Mayer, Dave Mooney,Jr. and Steve Tometich.

Thanks are also due to Mr. Lee Roddewig and The Store for Homes for presenting the Ath­letic Department with a beautiful Train Carrying Case in which to keep our Movie Cameraand accessories.

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HOMECOMING NEXT WEEK

THURSDAY, OCT. 20 -Bon-Fire Rally --- 7:00 P.M._(North of Gymnasium) Announcement of King and Queen

THURSDAY, OCT. 20 - 8:00 P.M ..Sophomore Football Here; Bettendorf vs. Alleman(Come for the Pep Rally and stay for the game)

FRIDAY, OCT. 21 -Football Game 8:00 P.M. Bettendorf VS. 0 ttumwa

SATURDAY, OCT. 22 -H9mecoming Dance High School Gym 8:0) to 11:00 P.M.(Coronation of King and' Queen)

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SA CK THE BUllDOGS-- COMPLIMENTS OF

HILLTOP BARBER SHOP1..]. GARVIN, Proprietor

2708 Central Ave., Ph. 5-4641, Bett.

McKENNA DRUGS

2714 Central

L & M ROYAL BLUEChoice Meats FI'esh Produce

- On the Hill-

KIMBERLY .SHELLMEDD-O-LANE DAIRY

14th & Kimberly 5-2934

C. L. MOONEY

Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

Schroder Insurance AgencyDAVE DINNING

Insurance

FERGUSON HEATINGRCA RADIO & T.V.

333-15th St. 5-2731 1630 State 5-4781

Bettendorf Brake Service

320-14th St.Bottled Gas Corporation

BEST-WAY RADIO SERVICEDU MONT l\lOTOROLA

Phone 5-1541

WESTERN AUTO ASSOC.

Owned by Reid Warnock

VOELLIGER BROS.At the Bridge

Texaco Products - T.V. Repail'

Geurinks Standard ServiceAt the Bridge

Bettendorf, Iowa~.§Ii,- •••••

MAC'S SPORTING~GOOD-S-Lindquist Ford SalesFalcon & Thunderbird

SCHMELTZER

Brokerage Co., Inc. Bettendorf 5-1840

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THE DINETTELUJACK-SCHIERBROCK

CHEVROLET COMPANY BUCKHORN TAVERN

Bettendorf - Davenport

Thos. J. Golden Electric Co. CORA'S GIFT SHOP CHUCK'S C-X

Phone 5-0111 1606 State St. 5-0741 ABC Lawn Mower Clinic

OPTOMETRIST

23rd & State St.

Top Quality Meat

HOUSTON OIL COMPANY

Bettendorf, la,701-14th St.

BETTY. DAVISFACTORY OUTLET PAINTS

AT FACTORY PRICES "

]] 14 State St. 5-5441 I!~---..•:

SERVI-SOFT

50;:"( WATER COMPANY

S & L - JACK & JILL

Read the Saturday Evening PostEd. Kakert

./CURTIS/CiRCUlAT!ON CO.

VaHey Truck & Equip. Co.

i OJ'<. R. A. WOODWORTH

MARV'S TAPGerman Beer on Tap

1708 State St.TRIBUR OIL COMPANYPhone 5-2722

BETTENDORf POLICEPlease Drive CarefullyLive to See the 1961Balldogs in Action

HrGHWAY DRIVE-INOpen A)l W7 inter

Fm' Yom' COIwel1ience

EL RANCHO ViLLARESTAURANTDefore 01' After GameFine Foeds

Kimberly Rd.

Bettendorf

Phone 5-9988

Duck Creek Plaza

HOLMQmST COMPANY

Farwell Bowling Service

COUNTRY COBBLERFLORSHEIM SHOES

5-2112

Phone 5-1191

BETTENDORF PRESS

JOHN P. HAND, D.D.S.

DR. WILLIAM ABELVETERINARIAN

SHEET METAL & ROOFING1710 - 3rd Ave. Moline

Bettendorf Spudnut ShopStop in for Coffee al1d Spudr.uts2737 State St. Phone 5-3353

WALKER'S JEWELRY KIMBER LANESTWO STORES AUTOMATIC PIN SPOTTERS

Plaza Building Bettendorf, IowaPHONE 5-1111

Duck Creek Plaza Locust at KimberlyPHONE 5-4444

WArCH REPAIRING

FOR THE BEST IN BOWLING

and

REFRESH tv1ENTS

Homemade Chili, Tenderloins

Soft Drinks & Pizza

MilLO'S TAVERNGOOD LUCK TO THE BULLDOGS

BETTENDORF BANK

AND

TRUST-COMPkN~--I ! 2604 Central Ave. Phone 5-9955

"Prescriptions Our Specialty"

STEWARTS PHARMACY--

Open Year Round For Your FavoriteSnack & A. & W. Root Beer

Bettendorf

AFTER THE GAME?

WHERE ELSE?

BUT

A & W DRIVE-IN607 14th St.

Village Shopping Center

• DAVENPORT

Dial 7-9128

1604 State St.

BETTENDORF ­

Dial 5-0294

EAT

MAID-RITE HANSSEN'SEA TS

Sandwiches That Are Satisfying

24 Hour Service

BETTENDORF, IOWA

dept. HARDWARE store

Fine Sporting Goods'.

213 W. 2nd St. & Village Shopping Center

HARVEY HOMES

Live Modern in Timberline Heights in

Bettendorf

J. VCjtelloPaintinfj CO.

Commercial & Residential

1827 S!afe StreetBettendorf

Dial 5-0245

BOWLCompliments of

PLAZA

HARVEY CO~STRUCTIO~ co.

Home of Junior Bowlers

183J State St.

Plaza Shopping Center

1036 Middle Rd.

Design No. 286 ~~,dnted in U. S. A.