Hartland High School - Beaver Yearbook (Hartland, WI)

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ww 1 I ' s THE BEAVER 1926 mage' Ennkvthall Gram Top Row-Mr. Olsen, Coachg Raphael Daley, Center, Walter Mantel, Forwardg Richard Brown, Guard g Henry Shepherd, Forward, Louis Overbaugh, Guardg Mr. Coates, Manager. Bottom Row-Sidney Fisher, Forwardg William Hasslinger, Guard, Captain, Grant Jorgen- son, Forwardg Winston Brown, Forward: Arthur Cull, Guard. Norris Farm . . . ....... North Milwaukee Oconomowoc .. .... . Waterloo . . . ......... . Menomonee Falls North Milwaukee Pewaukee Norris Farm .... Waterloo ..... Oconomowoc . . . . . . . Pewaukee .... . Menomonee Falls Opponents .... BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE .Hartland .. . . . Hartland . . . . . . . Hartland . . . . . . . . Hartland . . . . ... Hartland ... .. . . . Hartland . .. .. . . . Hartland V g. .. .. . . . Hartland . . . . . . . . Hartland . . . . 22 12 14 29 17 15 22 14 13 24 . . . 12 Hartland .. . . 16 28 24 24 18 27 24 28 33 . . . 25 Hartland .......... . . 17 10 19 . . . N Hartland ........... . . . 242 Hartland H. S. 245 The Athletic Association was introduced' into our High School to promote athletics and to foster sportsmanship, and to this end we have striven. We are expecting great things from our golf team this year as it consists of such experts as Sandgren, Jorgenson, and Woodward. For two consecutive years our teams in golf won second place, and one year they took third place in the State High School Golf Tournament. As an association we wish to thank all those who have helped us to make it a success. L. H. O. '26, lf31l

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'H 1926 THE BEAVER 1926 Uhr Earth Q Top Row-Sidneyg Fisher, James Peterson, Mr. Smith, Clement Hanrahan, William Hass- linger, Charles Wittenberg. Middle Row-Leonard Fredrickson, Walter Klug, Grant Jorgensen, Louis Overbaugh, Roy Heidel, Edward Tuckerman, Edward Dabroskie. Bottom Row-James Thomas, Irving Trapp, Edwin Eiseu, Linus Gantenbein, Willard Pynn, Roger Donovan, Norman Staus. oFF1cERs Louis Overbaugh . . . .............. .............. P resident William Hasslinger . .. . .. Secretary and Treasurer , The band re-organized this year under the leadership of Mr. William Smith. Owing- to the large number who had dropped out of the band or who had graduated, we secured many new members. Mr. Smith has been very generous with his help, and we feel that we owe him much for our progress. The band played at most of the home basket ball games the past year. We hope that this organization will continue its work in future years, as it has given its members a training which they would not have received otherwise. G. J. '26 E301

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1 1 W' ffwdf Q 1 f U ' , THE BEAVER 1926 Girlz' Tilazkvthall Gram Miss Mandeville, Managerg Captain, Louise O'Brien, Center, Inez Nienow, Guardg Anita Olsen, Forwardg Leona Geason, Forwardg Helen Andrews, Guard, Helen Shepherd, Forward, Blanche Butler, Guard. The Girls' Basketball Team had a very successful year, winning four out of six games, due to the eiiicient coaching of George Gerbensky and the good management of Miss Mandeville. Two of the games were played with moditied girls' rules. In previous years the girls have played boys' rules. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM SCHEDULE Waterloo ...... . ............... 11 Hartland .......... . . 9 Menomonee Falls . . 11 Hartland . . . . . 29 Pewaukee ...... . . 13 Hartland . . . . . 15 Waterloo . . . . 18 Hartland . . . . . 14 Pewaukee ....... . 7 Hartland . . . . . 10 Menomonee Falls . 1 Hartland . . . . . 13 Opponents . .. .. 61 Hartland .. .. .......... . . . . . . . . 90 M. F. H. '26. OFFICERS President ...... ..... .... . . . . . . Grant Jorgensen Vice-President .......... . . . Richard Brown Secretary and Treasurer . . .... . . Louis Overbaugh L i321