Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)

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Riffs' STEVENS POINT - 6 ANTICO . o Vfith less th.in -4 seconds to go the munted Stevens Point lhnthers connccted on in ll ydfcl touchdown pass to notch .1 6-0 victory ovcr :Xntigo s stubborn Robins. lt mis .1 he.1rt- bredker for the Antigo elevenr which fought with grim determination .1g.1inst the bigger. f.ister. and more seasoned Point squad. for the full -48 minutes. XVISCQONSIN RAPIDS - 53 ANTIGO h 6 The Red Robins, counting heavily on their defensive strength to stop the Rdider attack were consistently outcharged by the liedvier Rapids line. The Red Raiders blasted gaping holes in the Antigo front wall and vicious blocking paved the may for steady rushing gains. Antigo scored its first touchdown of the season in the third quarter on a 55 yard pass from fullback A1 jesse to end Wayine Osness. WAUSAU - 13 ANTIGO - 0 In .1 drenching downpour the Robins fought L1 good battle against the big Lumberjack squad going down to a 13-0 loss on a soggy mud splattered gridiron, The rain washed out the Robins upset hopes for the Homecoming game, making an aerial attack impossible, but the Robins gave everything they had all the nay. if F Lak Young D. Polzin P, lfredritk D. Wltrrcn H. 1 . L PAGE TWENTY FOUR -- wil--El lil! lj lxrxusc btcbct D Xluintcr ick c fl

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In in 954 .- .Q-V' 5' 4 ' I B 'Da i X WXNL' 1 ' mu I y U 'i' ' rw , if Y A or ' 'T U Q 1 I ' 3' . Wg 1' fi' 1 V 1 15' I , , f -l Tsjli. S' Q Q. Aww A lilfle IIfl1IJL'7IJt' non' and their U refifbed by the bell of well. KAPLAN AND FISHER CLAIM COSTUME PRIZES For the second year Hobo Day was cele- brated in A.H.S. and the enthusiasm gave as- surance that it would continue. The assortment of bums and derelicts was at least as weird and varied as last year, if not more so. This year prizes were awarded to the fun- niest and most original hoboes. After home rooms had eliminated all candidates but one, the finalists were judged at the Homecoming pep assembly, Delores Kaplan was acclaimed the most original and Rommel lfisher, funniest. ,gi N PAGI' TWENTH SIX