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Pictured above is the 1948 football squad. Row I: Coach Christopherson, M. Tendler, L. Klostergaard, D. Olson, L. Narum, R. Bossman, R. Uecker, W. Bailey, R. Orr, A. Pfeifle, V. Fowles, J. Wick- strom, R. Soderstrom, C. Thissell and R. Corey, manager. Row II: J. Klostergaard, R. Hedeen, A. Kenyon, C. Groff, R. Neuroth, C. Kennedy, D. John- son, M. Nelson, W. Blankenburg, R. Dvorak, J. Whitman, R. Kennedy, G. Toech, R. Hult and C. Clay.
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Tra11 Lost in Polio Epidemic Spike shoed gridmen collected two wins and three losses in a football season shortened by the polio epidemic. With Kennedy and Pfeifle as passers and Uecker, receiver, the Watchdogs made half or 26 of their total points on passes. In the season opener and the first football game under the flood lights at Beresford, the Watchdogs trounced the Ver- million B team 26-O. Hurley Bulldogs bowed to Beresford, 14-O in the first Big Eight game of the season. The Watchdogs losing streak started when Parker Pheasants handed Beresford a 12-O defeat. Pushing through rain, mud and fog, the Watchdogs lost to a fast, tough Canton team. Winning on a last minute touchdown, Flandreau Fliers edged the Watch- dogs 12-6. Seven of the 1948 football team were return lettermen. Thirteen lettermen are graduating this year, leaving nine as a base for the 1949 team. Robert Uecker, end, and Charles Kennedy, quarterback, were chosen as members of the honorary all-conference squad. Coach M. E. Christopherson was elected president of the Big Eight conference and Supt. M. H. Shennum was re-elected secretary-treasurer.
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We're with You, Boys WY ' EYWESQF .f5:EH7i3WMQwEQ1 SAW. iwlgi A ff -2 4, - i A NBHS, rah, rah, we're gallant sons of thee,n thus the student body, led by six lively cheerleaders, have raised their voices throughout the school year in support of their team and school. Driving through rain and snow the cheerleaders have accompanied the team to every game and with the student body have cheered the boys onward to victory. -L71 1 5' n. , 1 In a vote cast early in the school year, Marge Torn- berg, Delores Ronan and Phyl- lis Sundstrom were selected as senior cheerleaders and Joyce Keffer, Marlys Thorson and Jeannie Lantaff were chosen as junior cheerleaders. Faculty presents hilarious pep meet- ing. Left to right: M. E. Christo- pherson, R. G. Sweeley, A. H. Boett- Cher, M. H. Shennum, E. Pfeifle, L. Schinmer and B. Phillips. ,I
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