Cornell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Cornell, WI)

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I. Mr. McChesney, Claire Miller, Clendon Bork, Dell Stickney, Sever Solie Burliegh Jann, Ed Purfeerst, Lionel Blanchard, Bob Lord. , II. Glenn Hakes, Neal Barney, Daryl Smith, Robert White, Ross Simmgsgpn, 'ii- III Chester Crosby, Gerald Miller, Lloyd Toutant. gigs . Alton Halverson Lloyd Bemis. l2ef'- ' JK' Bo Football Season's Record ,yi League Standings Qi Ev Team Won Lost Pctv. Cornell 6 O I.oo6 Thorpe 5 5 .500 Withee 3 5 .500 Cadott 0 6 .OOO Cornell High School emerged from its first season of Six-man foot- ball undefeated and holders of the championship of the Cloverbelt League. Starting the season with totally inexperienced material, the team began to shape up rapidly. In the first game of the season, Cornell defeated Nithee by a score of 18 to 8. This game was featured by the fine defensive play of the line. The scores came as a result of some great line plunging by Purfeerst, a brilliant seventy-five yard run by Toutant on a reverse, and a pass by Purfeerst to Jann. In the second league game Cornell defeated a fighting Cadott team 40 to 8 on a rain soaked field. Power plays account- ed for most of the scoring with Purfeerst leading the way by scoring three touchdowns. Cornell ran rough-shod over Thorpe in the next game winning by the lopsided score of 48 to O. Purfeerst again had a field day scoring five touchdowns and converting twice. Outstanding in the line were Hakes, Stickney, Blanchard, and Miller. Greenwood provided Cornell with real op- position in the next contest which was finally won by a score of 14 to 6. Good defense featured this contest with Stickneyoutstanding in the line. Purfeerst and Toutant scored the touchdowns and Ed converted the points. In the return game with Cadott, the Purple turned in their best offensive performance of the year winning by a score of 53 to 6. Purfeerst continued his brilliant running by scoring four touchdowns on runs of from 15 to 60 yards. Toutant rang up two tallies and Solie and Crosby each one. Withee was defeated in the next game 55 to 6. Cornell's passing and running attack clicked nicely and the Purple led throughout the contest, Cornell clinched the Cloverbelt title by downing Thorpe in the finalleaguecontest 52 to O. Purfeerst ran sixty-five yards to a touchdown on the first play of the game and from then on the Purple machine couldn't be stopped. The final game of the year found Cornell playing Chetek, a team that had been playing football for several years. This game showed the teams supporters what it could do against real strong opposition. Tcutant led the attack with three touchdowns, two of which came on intercepted passes. Purfeerst, Hakes, and Gerald Miller furnished scores to bring the final score to 42 to 12 in Cornell's favor. This game ended the season for Cornell and gave them a perfect record--8 wins--no losses.