Hawkins High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Hawkins, WI)

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3 E' ' Nelmar Viken UVeekH H sz Vincent Aaker . ., Passing Gm uAukfa Side Shot Coach Hilliard Much credit for our team's success must gn to the man behind our team, Coach Allan Hilliard. He not only has shown us the way to victory, but has set an exsample of sports- manship for the boys as well as for the school they represent. ll Elgin Krings CGFeet,, Russell Shanahan Fighting Forward R H oge5Roge.:nmer ushannyn Long shoe Hook Shot

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Basketball In Review The first practice session was held Monday, October 17. Nine lettermen and last year's B team returned plus a couple of freshmen. Returning letter- men included .Vincent Aaker, Elgin Krings, Russell Shanahan, Nelmar Viken, Roger Hammer, Bill Nelson, Mickey Haugsby, Frank Sisko, and Harry Johnson. After a few weeks of practice, the first ten were picked. They were: Mickey Haugsby, Bill Nelson, Andrew Dempsey, Frank Sisko, Harry johnson, Vincent Aaker, Elgin Krings, Russell Shanahan, Roger Hammer, and Nelmar Viken. The first five included Viken and Hammer at guards, Shanahan at center, and Krings and Aaker at forwards. Our team was well rounded out with every man a scorer and a feeder. The team averaged 5 feet 9 inches and the starting five average 5 feet 10 inches, Hammer being the tallest man at six feet and Haugsby being the shortest at five feet six. Our first game was held at Winter, November 15. We scored an over- whelming 62 to 29 triumph. Everyone saw action that night with all of the men getting into the scoring column except Nelson who was injured in the first half. Shanahan at center led the scoring with 17, Hammer collected 14, and Krings rang the bell for 10. The first home game was held November 28. We engaged the Draper five and came out victorious 51 to 33. Hammer and Shanahan led the attack with 11 points each. We traveled to Weyerhauser December 2 and played our first conference game. Weyerhauser fell under our attack 37 to 26. Vicken was high with 11 points. He was followed by Aaker and Shanahan with 9 each. We held Gilman to three field goals when we traveled there and downed! their team 45 to 15. Shanahan set the pace with 16, followed by Aaker with 12. December 8 found us at home again, playing Glen Flora. This win was by a 56 to 33 count. In one of the best games the Hawkeyes played, Shanahan was high with 17, closely followed by Hammer with 16. Winter came here December 10 for their return game. Again we conquer- ed Winter, with Shanahan durnping in 24 points and Aaker 9. A 24 pointf margin separated the two teams at the end of the game, the score being 55 to 31. Hawkins made it seven in a row when they dumped Hannibal 56 to 22 on the court at Jump River. Shanahan led the attack with 20 points, followed by Krings and Hammer with 12 each. December 20, we traveled to Tripoli and were dropped from the ranks of the undefeated 41 to 37. With Viken out of action and the breaks against us, we couldn't match the classy Tripoli five. Shanahan led the fallen Hawk- eyes with 23 points followed by Johnson with 8. Tony came to Hawkins undefeated in conference play, as were the Hawk- eyes. Hawkins came through with a hard earned victory 43 to 33. Shanahan and Hammer led the attack with 15 and 10 points respectfully. This gave Hawkins undisputed first place in the Flarnbeauland conference. Gilman came to Hawkins on january 10, to fall before Hawkins 60 to 31. It took Hawkins quite a while to get going and as a result were behind