Lick Wilmerding High School - Commencement Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

 - Class of 1958

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Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

MR PAUL L BERLIN d of our esteem for an able teacher and a fme frrend we As an eva ence the l958 senror class dedlcate this yearbook to Mr Berlin Throughout d h b It and un hrs years at Luck Wllmerdrng Mr Berlrn has drsplaye t e a I I y d that make Instruction from the students polnt of vrew truly derstan mg enloyable and rewarding Therefore rt rs with a feeling of slncere gratr tude and apprecratron that we make thus dedrcatron .0 f' M. 64 I V ,V wt s if I ,lc f' ', 1 1 ia 'Ei . . I I , . . - ' n - u I - . . . . . . ,y ,s,f 1 X , . if Karl Jacobs Assustant Edltor Wrltlng Staff Jeffrey Brnnck John Opsahl Donald Campbell Garth Harrangton ada of hmm Dedication Director s Message Faculty Sensors Undergrads Actlvltles Sports Mlscellaneous HENRY GIBBONS IV Editor In Chief Edward Marcuccl Layout Edstor Art Staff Glenn Storek Tum Hlnkle Robert Haas Michael Fender Carl Zachrlsson Busuness Manager Typing Staff Donald Campbell Paul Gray James Welsh John Pascoe Henry Gibbons IV Photography Edntor Photography Staff Davnd Adam Carl Zachrlsson Peter Wanger Eugene Deubner ' ' .......... . 2 ' ' ....... . 4 ' ............ l l . . . . . . . . . . . 33 ' ' ' .......... . 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 ' .......... 67 ozectaza 77Ze The world has always concerned Itself wIth deVlC6S for measurement and the accumulatnon of these If properly categorIzed would prove to be an ImposIng If not ImpossIble document Many of these deVlCeS each of us uses daIly and they have become so common In actual use that none of us IS completely aware of theIr Importance Students generally conceIve of measurement almost exclusIvely In the fIelds of testIng and gradIng In sublect matter fIelds where rulers mIcroscopes slIde rules and other re quIred paraphernalIa are accepted as tools of learIng The events In the Fall of 1957 focused In blIndIng lIght what many consIdered an emergency need for adequate and drastIc measures to In crease the scIentIfIc content of school currIcula from prImary to post graduate levels Our faIlure to measure effectIvely the progress of the UnIted States and the other free COUHTFISS In these fIelds seemed palnfully apparent The vIsIbIe evIdence that scIentIfIc superIorIty has passed from the West to the RussIans makes clear the fact that our means for calcula tIng and measurIng our progress agaInst theIrs were at fault From the near pandemonlum whIch developed there emerged a fflghfenlngly SVI dent trend toward basIng all Iudgment CODCSFHIHQ future SSCUYITY and happlness upon regaInIng superIorIty In the SCISHTITIC fIeld Although no one can properly questIon the OdVISGbIlIfY of steppmg up and IncreasIng the currIculum content to Include proper traInIng In scIence and mathe matIcs It seems Important to muffle the pGnlC bell In those school areas where such traInIng now does EXIST ThIs mufflIng of the frIghtenIng sound wIth whIch any alarm bell fIlls the aIr makes possIble Improvement In the presentatlon of courses In SCIENCE and mathematIcs wIthout Sllmlndflng but rather also Improvlng the equally Important courses In the humanItIes ThIs TIGER of T958 should If carefully read QIVS pOSIlIVe proof that the needed and necessary traInIng for leadershlp In the world the world of scIence and of human affaIrs can be accomplIshed wIthout educatIonal rescue squads re surveyIng surveys on currIcula and the probably result Ing lopsIded currIcula whIch could emerge If those who see but one phase of the pendulum s SWIHQ become the dlrectors of destIny The most Im portant thIng that our T958 TIGER represents IS the students COmpendIUm of the year s actIvItIes dIvIded equItably and reported honestly The one factor whIch melds thIs report Into a sIgnIfIcant whole IS the students un derstandIng that the reported parts of school lIfe all belong and no pIcture of theIr school experIence for the year would have proper dImenSlOn If It were separated from the whole ThIS wIsdom of youth If understood and QUIded represents the promIse of ultImate IeadershIp wIthIn our own country and among those countrIes whIch share our understandIng for the need of IndIvIdual freedom To develop wIthIn thIs framework skIlls and GbIlIlIeS possessed by our stu dents IS the certaIn method of guaranteelng securIty for all securIty ultImately depends upon one s Gblllly and wIllIngness to work constantly In varIed fIelds to achleve It I 1 I I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ll ' ll I 1 1 I I 1 ' 1 ' , .... . . , . , ... .. . . . . . .. . , . . . I I . , .. .. EDWIN M RICH JOSEPH A PIVERNETZ Director Enghsh Dean Clvlcs PAUL L BERLIN LEONARD BREGER Mcxfhemcmcs r 1 , X4 ' A I K , X . ' X110 X -' I I , Q ,U JXJ f- ' v ,xx XJ RALPH H am11oN h of Matencds Sheng? Ph sms WILLIAM r 1' Y Economl DQYLE WM cs Hlsfory BARBARA FR AN English LlbrqfYGER ALBERT HARRIS Electric Shop 4? Spgms f 105 HOA 1 . S EPH L PE W. OC 1 . ANTHONY- h Latin C'e Ce, Ch' , RSE I elfllsfry f fx ff ROBERT T PRATT 1 I Plumbf19 Sheet Me U A DE'-AIDE V7 J ench Ge 510 BER,-S CHARLES M L SLEE ch 8. Arch DRIWZZR J-ffl Q9 ROGER SOBEL Durecior of Athlehcs WE S R ' ? A SPARRO M. ELMER S. Shop D. Mofherlggfkl' . 'Cs WOOC5 1, ,i umm TETERXN Enghsh Machine 5hopMSEN TIBBETTS Chermsfry DOROTHY UNGARETTI English Musc MK M fy! N C011 weND0V'N M S Re9 '0' HILDE Sc-re IQ, Y v 'X I 4. My 1 Q ,, I ., 'LV VS' M fy L fu 'Qff' wwf' DAVID PETER ADAM PETER NICOL ALLEN ir., ...W- Q NOEL ALFRED AMHERD TIMOTHY ARNSTEIN 41 vi DONALD STERLING CAMPBELL GEORGE CLARKE DAVIS III r' 43' HEWITT DAVENPORT BRADLEY JEFFREY KNIGHT BRINCK 5 4' -?'. ' . Isl EUGENE DEUBNER MICHAEL CHARLES FENDER DONALD STEPHEN FISHER DOUGLAS ALLEN FRENCH 4 ff' Sa 'Y 0 Fl Q A J fl? JOHN MORSE GANTNER HENRY GIBBONS IV . L RICHARD RODERICK GREEN GARTH STERLING HARRINGTON X 'fy W X 7 ., ' I ' , , 7 uf L 'V ' f 4 iff ff, ff bf WCJX4 M Q 4. X 'hw nl. JOHN ALBERT HARRIS JOHN HARTMAN A Q JOHN HENDRICKSON ALFRED THOMAS HICKEY , ' , A. ' jx lf: ' A. 2 I all-f-W 'T 'C' FRED CHARLES HIGDON FRANK C HOBURG STEPHEN NORMAN HYNDING STEPHEN LOWE 'of if 5 , I . U T' -,.'- A- L ERIK HAGAN LUND HAYES EDWARD MANNING bv EDWARD DOMARS MARCUCCI STEPHEN DARLINGTON NATCHER f 5 t- 'C' I8 x Ayh. LE. XWVV j 1' ' JOHN GORDON OPSAHL JAN STEPHEN OSTRAT ARTHUR ALASTAIR PARK RONALD ROBERT REBIZZO F' ! ff A O A B- f T O - 'ff l . , ' , A!,.41fLZf- ,, if W .L ALEX WILLIAM SCHWARZ RAYMOND THOMAS SCHWARZ SCOTT A SHOAF EDWARD ROBERT STEIGER ' x L . . , J avx 'Y DONALD FRANCIS STERNLOFF EDWIN CURTIS THOMAS -an RICHARD WENTWORTH VOHS RICHARD LAING WALBERG . I - f 'IV' ' ff, , I I f ,M , ' 9 ,W 1: ELTON GRINNELL WELKE JR HENRY MARTIN WEYRAUCH if DAVID ALVRA WOOD GERALD ELMO YEAZELL L. ss 'x 'EH 'Nr' H 3 1 L I' 'Q -2'-ii' CARL U ZACHRISSON JR X RALPH H BRITTON Class Sponsor ff f M 'rf 1 yi fx ,I ADAM Dave ALLEN Red Dog AMHERD Frog BRADLEY Brad FAV Ex P The name IS Nunn ,-DR ADAM Pushung dance PAV EXP You re all wrong all of you' FAV EXF' Vnve la France' fi trckets NDTED FDR Red wme 8- YAME AIM Retlred businessman NDTED FDR Has theorues I FAM E AIN Chemucol engineer Electrical engvneer END TREND Janntor at the Opera House ARNSTEIN Tummy FAV EXP Prove lt' FAV EXP Nlce plpe Mike NCJTED FDR Hubcaps BRINCK e :- FAV EXP Ublnam Gentlum Sumus CAMPBELL Don PAV EXP Good grief' DAVIS Mules DEUBNER Dubby FAV Ext: lt doesnt matter NDTED FDR Rugged lndrvldualrsm CITED FOR NDTED FEP Penny prnchung FAME AIM Economrst NDYED FDR Low forehead FAME AIM Accountant END TREND Busmessman EN D YF EN D Chemrstry teacher EN D TR EN D Baseball scorekeeper FAME AIM Archrtect FAM E AIM Commodore END TREND Desngner of l9c hamburger lounts END TREND lconoclast END TREND Borae baron Has flfe 'A 'EA Ml les ahead NDYED FUR PAV EXP SOIIU bUlId Heyaaoo' FAME AIM Ship s engineer END YREND Inches behind E N D YH E N D Waterfront tough . . v ' - ' 1 3' . ue A 'A - . ' I yr vi W . ' ' French bread FAME f-'M It - I l 1 , I , is T . - . J ff Q I I f I . x N W, FENDER Grub PAV EXP Lend me your Shlrt NCYED PDQ Hts best vest PAME lndustrval desngner PAV Exp rlsuen ' We up Fnsh FAME AIM Dentlst NUYED PDR Green machine FRENCH Doug nv was absent GANTNER Gumbo ND YREND Well dagger END TREND Hcberdasher NUTKD PDQ Garrullty :Lt F,-.ME .tw Astronomer END YFIKND Starry eyed FAV EXP Tone tt down' NDTED PDP Hts glasses YAME AIM A pruest END YPEND Altar boy FAV EXP Fantastlcl GIBBONS Ha PAV EXP GREEN Not agaun' Duck PAV EX F Bawbble macheenel HARRINGTON Thunder Lazard HARRIS Harrls FAME A Electronics engmeer NCITHD VUIJ Camera NCIYED PDF! Work crew NUYED PDF-1 Car? END YHEND Robot PAPMK A M Chemust END YEEND Prolessuonal soldier PAM E A I M Pres ol U S Steel END YREND Glass blower PAV EXP I m sorry lm e DYED PDE Bemg cheerleader rAv Ex P What did you HARTMAN se H1 he Nlck last test' FAME AIM To be a lud agam NDTED PDE Superuor cor to Slernlolt s Stude PAN! E A I M Lawyer END YRKND Sawv r ITom END TREND Becomnng an adult W 7 I E U ,EXP I . I I I 1 - I i I- :M I I ' lat. . N ,Q I X I I' I HENDRICKSON Mouse HIGDON Fred HOBURG Burg LOWE A O oy HICKEY Toad NDYED FDD Bookstore FAV EXP The CUB wall be out soon NCYED EDI? Rally Commtttee VAV EXP dont know mv X Who s got the gas money9 Steve PAV EXP Nobody loves me' NCITED FUR Belng the ey HIGH PAV EXP Dud you do the Strength homework? - FAME AIM Draftsman NDTED FDR Hts happy gran VAM E At M math teacher END YEEND Permanent bookstore super for Mr Ochoa FAME AIM Newspaper edutor VANS Al Wealthy END TREND CUB edntor END TREND Drafted ND TREND Wtse NUTED FDR Calmness before each test FAM E AIM Structural englneer NDTED FDR Love fellow man LUND Oley MANNING Hayes MARCUCCI Cooch FAV EXF' Don t sweat man' FAV EXP 0 yeah? NDTED FDU Superb knowledge of mathemahcs FAV EXP Oh my gosh' NDTED FDR Hts dirty grey car VAME AIM Cyntc lNoted typel HJYED FUR END YEEND Lover cacaphony VAME Arm A con nolsseur f exotuc foods END TREND Superlntendent of a gnrdle factory END TREND A vendor ot grapetruut and cheeses Camplatnlng ,AMEMM FAME AIN Geologust lawyer END TREND Llbrarlan END TREND Dutch Excavator ,B r V Exe A h,i ! , . , ' k 9 ,A V ' r I ' - , x If X Z E r 5 l E F' s X N ' HYNDING fb S ' . BF ot A. of ' L I r 'V --- O . , 0 ' iv, i 4 I . ' I . 1 h - t, hi ll NATCHER Snotcher OPSAHL Sheuk OSTRAT Muskrat PARK Ar REBIZZO Beezo SCHWARZ Harvey FAV EXP What? Another test'-' PAV Ex D 0 FAV EXP Cu It out' NDTED FDR Englush accent NDYED FDR Hts shyness wuth gurls FAV EXP I Il be back un few minutes NDTED EDF Olive O SCHWARZ Alex FAV EXF should work FAV EXP HI rad N4 WAV EXP You tell me FAME AIM Lawyer NDTED FDR Hts eep FAM E A I M Parotrooper NCIYED FDR Heavy beard NDTED FDR Hopped up bucycle END YREND Grape peeler FAME Lumber baron YANIE AI Tool and due maker VAME AIM Machinist FAME AIM Grease monkey END YREND Lumber pack ENDTREND A dye mixer an a shoe strung factory END 'FREN Frogman END TREND Machuned END TREND Greasy monkey NDYED FEP Unfmlshed protects FAME AIM Electrucal engmeer END TREND Tube tester SHOAF Ool STEIGER Fugger rAv Exn Show off' PAV EXP I dunnoooo NUTED FDR 57 Chevy convertible NUYED FUR FAME AIM Playboy Being smeared ENDYREND by Thomas Happy slob - sn practuce FAME AIM Clvnl engineer ENDTREND Bunlder of l9c hamburger lounts PAV EXP Not another Eng rsh test' STERNLOFF Sterna THOMAS PAV Exp Well? NDTED FDR Pleasant dusposutron NUTED FDR IS neck FAM E AI M Advertustng executlve FAME AIM government employee END TREND A Marine VOHS Wenty 84 PAV EXP Better get rt down on tape WALBERG Duck WELKE Tlger FAV EXP WEYRAUCH Don t sweat Eggman WOOD Woody 1 PAV EXP YEAZELL Yea zell IACHRISSON Dean FAV EXP Wonerful NDTED FUR Putting over a good deal FAV EXP Whats good about nt? N CITED FDR Drstmctuve FAME AIM Sclentust NDTED FDR Snakes NUTED FDR Smarty parttes EAM E AIM Doctor FAV EXP Here s your cltatlon NDTED FDR Lrkmg machune shop FAV EXP Fabulous! NDTED FDR Belng chubby FAM E AIM Electramcs expert FAME AIM Physnclan 7 1 FAME AIM Business administrator NDTED VCR Hts helght FAM E A! M Mechanical engineer Q FAM E AIM Mechunrcal engmeer END TREND Sugn board painter END TREND Mad ENDTHEND Understudy for Bob 8k Ray END TREND Small game hunter END TREND R O T C Instructor END TREND Stack bay END TREND Mousetrap builder END TREND Another mousetrap bullder I, I -' ,, Q . Q 1 f s H- s - My . . 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' iv ill.: A i emma 704554 I Davad Adam wall my car pool to the Key System Transat Lane I Peter Allen wall my freckles and sheddang skan to Platek I Noel Amherd wall one used slade rule to Mr Bratton to be donated to someone an has next strength class I Tamothy Arnstean wall all of my deflated tennas balls to Mr Sparrowe I Hewatt Bradley wall one new power slade transmassaon for has Chevy to Ed Steager I Jeffrey Branck, wall to Ed Marcucca my ascetac capacataes I Donald Campbell wall a paece of cheese to Mrs Ungaretta and one nude model to the Art Department I Clarke Davas wall one box of melted color crayons to Mr Breger I Eugene Deubner wall the worn out books an my worn out braefcase to any worn out gunaor I Machael Fender wall fave pounds of casean paants to Mr Breger I Donald Fasher wall my daet chart to Coach Sobel I John Gantner wall my smoothness wath the Icadaes whach I receaved from Charlae Mort to George Wells I Henry Gabbons wall the Newsreel to Mr Perse a bottle of lens deter gent to Mrs Ungaretta and some peace and quaet to Mass Danaels l Richard Green wall my bench an the chemastry lab to anyone who as messy enough to deserve at I Garth Harrangton wall one Elazabethan theater to Mr Rach a bottle of asparan to Mass Danaels and Mrs Scott and a book on Chanese tortures to Mr Ochoa I John Harras, wall two more telephones and one Unavac to Mrs Scott along wath my sympathaes I John Hartman wall my secret of weaght control to Mr Ochoa l John Hendrackson wall my old aob to the next fool gullable enough to work an the bookstore I Thomas Hrckey wall one slaghtly used cavacs book to anyone who wants I Fred Hagdon wall to Coach Sobel all of my keys to gave to the next sucker who traes to be a sports manager I I I . I . . . 1 I I . . . . I I . I ' . I . I . . . . . I ' I I I . . . . I I I I - ' I I . . . I . I . . . . ' . I . I . . . I, Douglas French, take it all I?I with me. I I . . . . . 1 I I I - f ' . , . , . I . . . . I . I . . U . I ' I I . . . . I 1 I ' I - - I . I . . . I . l . . . . at. I . I . . 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Standing J Hamulton, R Horn,J McCarthy Seated D Ellertson, K Jacobs, D Rolfs, H Glbbons 0 ' 'rf 'X . -A- ,- , X- X. . , .- .5 . , .5 . , . 0 aw, 0 Standlng J Harris Cheerleader J Hendrlckson Sect Treas Seated D Adam Vnce Pres J Opsahl Pres Standing J Pfister J Hamnlton R Swearangen P Wanger Seated C Wulder K Jacobs A Park E Welke 0 U I. , 5. , .- :. , .,. ,. I l :. ,. ,. ,. :. ,. ,. ,. . Sfandmg S Hyndrng J Swann J Shenk P Wrlmarth B Davis P Gray Seated D Sternioff J Brmck E Welke A Park Standing P Hassel J McCart B Davls M Lambert Seated son D Adam J Opsahl Z J su.. T M Y hy M Weyrauch J Hartman T Coddlngton J Hendrick 4.-r 9 ' V L , I 1 .1 .. an .' ' J I I. 2 4 5 'Q 1 - - 5 - 1 - f - I 1, X 5 i v,V V '- 1 5 ' I O L l E- 1' Standlng J Brmck A Mmgst D Ellertson H Glbbons Seated K Jacobs J Gantner E Welke A Park WMZZgQQfMMw,,,W X ffl if if if f I i 'X' V 7 r 7 ,Jie Q 7 35 tht rm W7 rd!! 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' l, . , . . , . , . , . . 0 NY?- Siandlng J Hendrickson D Wood D Campbell G Har ?'2?fZl' TD R'JS2V,lhJRBel1fS?U'E 'E2efQf.fnnE RS'e6?ZQef n i'9-4 I 2:gLeodnsJ Harris P Wulmarth T HackeY D Sfernloff H ' xv 946' ' mpg! 'wg J Ill 4ls'W Standing D Wood J Bankue H Shfes T Hnckey F Graeser E Deubner E Hull D Adam T Rudolph R Schwarz B Leute Seafed R Walberg H Glbbons C Zachnsson W 'tg T X s 'T f Q ' Q ' Q 6 r , .L-Tk-. , if Q I . . . - 'If xg I . 1 - 1 - I. 1 I' .1 - I. I ' f mf: xx j .:x , A A ,ww .4 1: .I .. ,I ' I I, - I gtg-at A. V xv gg ' -fi-f?'1': Tu IfQT'X'5f-V ' ' 1 Aw T . ff ' 'il .A . et? 'Q 1 f ' nx'VL lf 'wif iff? wif' ii 5457 In f'-QT! TJ fl -Q' 1fi',f' T Qi' ran ofa, 'Q , ii' t.-,fd Qu 49 dvi ? -4' if 'Ist row: K. Jacobs, P. Wilmarth, E. Lund, H. Bradley, J. Farber, P. Bergmann, K. Og- awa. 2nd row: J. Hartman, R. Drewes, J. Opsahl, T. Hickey, S. Lowe, J. Gantner, M Fender, P. Sternloff, E. Steiger. 3rd row: H. Gibbons, D. Wood, J. Harris, D. Adam, M Hein, T. Hinkle, M. Weyrauch. I-45? '54 -wr 's 'l -Q1 ? Q1 Wi s-. ,uno .-Q4 i A-1-Q, A-'dry r 'WIT wa- xf Qi' Q-1' pip- l Qin'- xo! bf' if s 'll' r--sf bi Xi 2 w-an pg... r v in fn? gif lst row: W. Parfch, R. Swearingen, T. Hinkle, J. Heynemann, J. Ross, T. Rudolph, J. Bell, Mrs, Ungarefti. 2nd row: K. Jacobs, B. Douglass, J. Opsahl, R. Drewes, R. Hol- lander, D. Sfernloff, M. Hein. 3rd row: E. Deubner, J. Zimmerman, J. Beviacqua, J. Swain, P. Gray, J. McCarthy, R. Haas. 4th row: G. Harrington, J. Harris, A. Tollefson, J. Shenk, N. Hartman, D. Adam, J. Pfister, H. Gibbons. l 'Wa K .fcllffe guage 'W J Opsahl R Haas D Adam N Hartman G Harrlng ton K Jacobs J Hams H Gubbons Mrs Ungarefh 4 X E. Welke, D. Campbell, J. Ganfner, S. Lowe lseatedl, G. Sfo- rek, M. Fender, R. Haas, D. Ellerlson, J. Wood, T. Hinkle, P. Bergmann, J. Chamberlain. dew Z 5 :5l'l -id!! ,Z Seated E Hull F Groeser W Steed J Zlmmermcn Mr Breger P Berg mann J Hendrnckson Standing 5 Ccbnto S Lowe M Fender G Storek K Clemens C Cutter C Proel J Heynemcznn S Hyndnng J Gontner M Rus km W Reichert T Coddlngton D French P Wxlmorth 415,11 dead emu S Cobuto K Clemens S Hyndung J en drnckson D French W Reichert Mr Breger mp: 120 Standing J Hams H Gibbons P Wllmarth J Gantner M Hein R Haas G Harrnngton Seated J Opsahl K Jacobs C Zachrlsson D Adam 36442 .170 Lund J Gantner D Sternloff J Hartman D Fusher S Shoaf 2nd row P Beckh T Coddmgton K Walters M Weyrauch A Schwartz J Ostrat C Wnlder S Hyndung E Thomas 3rd row J Shaffer N Amherd H Bradley E Welke K Jacobs D Grambort J Shenk C Drmmler R Peters 4th row P Allen D Ellertson D Wood C Charlson W Young P Gambuccl C Day S Dobbs J Hendrickson J f I , I -fi 1 . ' , . , . ' . : . , , - , - - l '51 'lst row: M. Fender, G. Wells, J. Opsahl, R. Hammer, E. , - , - , - , - , - . 1 . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , - f - , - , - , Y - : - r - 1 - 1 - r Zcwce 040465566 'lst row D Adam R Drewes J Opsahl T Huckey M Weyrauch E Welke J Gan? ner M Fender S Lowe N Hartman G Harrington 2nd row J Harrus E Sferger A Mlngsf S Hyndlng E Lund H Bradley J Swann C Hunf E Morcuccs 3rd row P Wllmarth D Wood J Ross D Sternloff M Pedersen S Heyneman J Gunn L Kuykendall H Gibbons 4th row T Hunkle D Campbell K Jacobs J Cavelllnl T Rudolph C Charlson W Young T Maller C Wilder s 7!'1 fy! xx :TSA 5,7 'lsf row J Hendrlckson F Chcmberloln J Bell T Rudolph W Horn 2nd row W Schwarz T Boss J Farber J Opsohl N Amherd R Sweormgen J Gunn C Day Hlnkle A Mew 3rd row G Yeozell D Adam E Morcuccn R Haas R Hammer J Gcnfner D Campbell T Arnstenn SCJIOJ-dfililp for Servlet l'A'D r by if by 4 Q X Foll Pres den? Z Jeffrey Brmck ng P es d Carl Zochrusson r l 'g www If P WW 'Ist row B Thomas K Jacobs N Amherd D Ellertson J Nelson P Wnlmarth E Lund 2nd row G Wells P Sternloff H Manmng T Muller E Thomas T Browne D Grambort 3rd row C Walder W Qulne R Drewes J Shaffer C Dlmmler M OShea J Opsahl C Charlson 4th row J Shenk P Allen A Schwarz J Ostrat W Young S Hyndmg J Gantner O- n fm Coach Sobel Coach Sarro Luck Wlns Championship For the frrst tame an the hustory of the Bay Countres League the Luck Wllmerdmg Varsnty has won the champlonshlp with a splendid season of fave wrns and one loss Thanks to the able leadershnp of Coach Sobel and Coach Sarro the Tlgers who have been steadily rmprovmg marched on to vlctory and trrumph We of the Tlger staff heartlly congratulate the boys In the Black and Gold Scores Awards Game Luck Opponent All Cnty Ed Thomas Emery All Conference Pete Allen Menlo Thomas John Gantner S R M A Most lnsplratlonal Player Errk H M B Lund St Vmcents C C O I . . . . . 7 6 U - , C.S.D. ..... 30 0 Erik Lund, Steve Hynding, Ed . . . . . 41 I8 , . .. . . .... 6 O ' ' - ' . ....... 12 T4 . . ' . .26 T3 I I I 1 I-. lst row C Patterson A Muller T Meyer W Bacon J McPherson R Dlcklnson C Burnham L Guth 2nd row W Brooke S Heyneman K Ogawa R Klaue W Qulne D Schllctmann H Wallenfels J Gusttard W ONellI C Hunt 3rd row J Cowan P Hassel J Osterloh J Lermen S Gantner W Relchert C Latham R Wyler M Galhs W . Game Emery Menlo Menlo N Opponent C L.W. . . . . . . 1 8 7 . . . . . . 6 6 . . . . . . 6 1 8 iff lx ' - Q ' A 4, Q v- L J '. ffl! -U ,ni 5' F F2 X, -if 6? , 1 'I , :' , f. 5 1 X P ' 7 Lf? J 177 4 gif ,x w, X, K. Wamtq cwdetfczfi T Coddmgton S Shoaf L Kuykendall E Thomas 3rd row J Pfnster R Hammer T Inman P Gambuccl Won ost Conference standing n All C f S Sh f T I R H coach Hunfer on erence oo nman ammer coach Doyle All Cnty IHon Menhonl S Shoaf T Inman Hughes! foul shot average S Shoaf 66 6'! 0 I 7 1 I 1 if 7 z I f Ist row: S. Hynding, D. Fisher, D. Rolfs, M. Gallis, Coach Hunter. 2nd row: L I6 4 ' 2 d 2 Sgacwl 'Isl row F Woodhull J McPherson T Hunkle S Heyneman 2nd row B Lelle P Hassel P Klabunde W Qulne 3rd row R Horn C Escher R Wyler R Peters 4th row S Gantner R Haas Coach Sobel C Hunf 6 ww! Ylmflla wvmw www , 'lst row Coach Doyle D Yeazell P Wronsky D Magnuson W Sha? tuck 2nd row R Rouda J Gunn G Hamllfon R Knutson W Bacon 3rd row J Gullungham F Madden R Marshall S Dobbs 3 - I - I - 1 ' - ' , . , , , . . : . , . , . ,. . : . , . , , . . J, x 4 . 1 - l All l g - , , 1 f N In f .WJ X . 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