Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

\^ A :A i, rrV DECKMAN ' Guard " ■\ \J scrappy guard led to ' ^ his b^inq elected cap- \^ii\ of next year ' s eteven. \He be,g*n the year at ' , ta.d^e, but was movied ' to quard when a shortage of players d e Ve loped there. The change of assignments did not lessen his offensive ef- fectiveness nor the high caliber of his de fensive work CAPTAIN LEE BICKENBACH " Quarterback " Playing his second year on the Varsity, Captain Bickenbach DON BOYLE " Center " A graduate of the Re- serve squad, Don proved to be a re- liable center in every way. His passes were always accurate and his weight helped him to strengthen the cen- ter of the Tiger wa " in no small measure. Don will be a valuable asset to next year ' s team. covered glory himself with everything he ' . generalship reproach " Monday Quarter- his work as excel- thls, Lee -id the tvl o f n . „ g backs, " and on offense w lent. To all added defensive play of the highest order WILL GLUNDBERG " End " Will turned out for football for the first time in this, his senior year, and won a start- ing position at end for the entire season. In addition to being .i reliable defensive end and a glue-fingerci pass receiver. Will w.3 ; called out of the lino to do most of thv) team ' s punting. BILL HOLMES " Tackle " The only three - year letterman on the squad, Bill made good use of his 200 pounds in wrecking opponents ' plays in every game. He reached his peal- in the B e I I i n g h a m game and turned in .i superb performance on Thanksgiving Day. His fight and experienrr- will be badly missed next year. JACK NICHOLS " Tackle " An excellent prospect for the 1937 Varsity Is Jack Nichols. This big, durable tacU ' ' possesses the ideal Duild for a harH charging lineman, and should improve enouqH next year to be on? of the squad ' s main stays. V A R S I T Y F O O T B A L L