College View High School - Viewpoint Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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ATHLETICS

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h- SEVENTH AN E H1 jBRADES is SQQPX, use-l id, First Row-Janres Murphy, Virgil Williams, Matthias McVey, Laurice Adams, Junior Knowlton, Dale Hansen, Kenneth Lamb, Alice Miller, Hazel Ogle, Dorothy Jacobs, Geraldine Carr, Elaine Adams, Virginia Whitcomb, Elma Reiehenbergy Jean Ras- mussen, Edna Eddy, Gertie Mae Forney. Second Row4Reuel McMaster, Junior Hog'ue, Marion Ingham, Myrtle Porter, Evelyn Fielder, Celeste Meyer, Leona Brant, Sethyne Brant, Dorothy Thomas, Nellie Fifer, Hoi-tense Robbins, Wayne Multer, Joseph Scrannage, Billy Soflin. Third Row-Robert Larsen, Maurice Breunsbach, Samuel Twing, Howard Hoekison, Richard Keith, Darrell Wixson, Irene Henson, Rozella Morley, Freda Theis, Rena Barnett, Wilma Sherman, Dorothy Nelson, Richard Marrow, Elmer Jackson, Don Staberg, Dale Nannen, Dale Flick, Jamie Lyons, Florence Hergert. Fourth Row-Helen May, Gladys Lutz, Mildred Reilley, Pauline Watkins, Barbara Jean Irvin, Betty Belle Barney, Roberta Brehm, June Whalen, Marjorie Pringle, Eva Pedersen, Ruby Larsen, Hazel Hoag, Edna Douglas, Virginia Poaegue, Vera Sevier, Betty Knowles, Darlene Gourley. Fifth Row-Vernon Lunsford, Edward Keyser, Lawrence Martin, Robert Wilbur, Robert Willson, Keith Severin, Harvey Rouse, Jimmie Vorhies, Don Wolfe, Harry Gilbert, Carl Meyer, Clifford Thomas, Clarence Flick, Leonard Cornell, Howard Jose, Hubert Mcllleen, Duard Henderson. H PHWHWHH el o 3

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CAPTAIN Crmcn lWnEssELHAUs Rorssor: FOOTBALL With Harold Dresselhaus as captain, a very determined crew launched forth in another attempt for Football glory in the season of '32, The season was pretty rough, with the exception of two trips on the high seas, one to Wymore and the other to Bethany. Wymore outsailed C. V. by a score of 7-6, when an ill-wind kept C. Y. from scoring an additional point. The cruise to Bethany, however. was most suc- cessful, and when the two teams finally hove into port at the final blow of the whistle, with C. V. twenty-six leagues ahead of their foes, the exact count was found to be 32-6. After a rather disastrous, but much enjoyed excursion, during which the crew displayed some mighty fine effort, they were entertained by the fair ladies back home at an All Sports llanquet. Jack Henderson was then awarded the honor of piloting our team next year, with a promising group of assistants to back him up in his efforts. Standing: Walters, Stransky, Forney, Scott, Eno, Owens, Gatenby, Eden, Olson, Porter, Henderson. Seated: Coach Robson, Shreeve, Deit1'ieh,Ofiil, Dresselhaus, Henderson, Marrow, Bangs, Huddleston.