Sturgeon Bay High School - Flashes Yearbook (Sturgeon Bay, WI)

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Bulchmnn Van Duyle Deutsch Corblllor Bangle Birmingham Allie Worley Mr, Hilhlilmln Slattery Muckian Warren Muekinn Martin Gnoth SOURUP Getzloff Nelson Tau Abrnhnmnon Swan Mlrr FRITZ VA? EUYSE: Aggressive defensive enf who was a good hand at snapping passes. PCOKY TTSS: Tough little end who blocked hard and made a specialty of boxing up end runs. JOHTHY DEUTSCH: A rough and ready end. An injury received in the Oconto game kept him out the rest of the year. O Q :JOE CGRPBIER: In his third year on the Varsity he was a real team player. When he hit his men, they stayed hit. BILL NORLRY: Good blocker and tackler especially well adapted for stopping tackle smashes. REL EO GLB: Red started out at center but soon his aggres- siveness showed that he would make an excellent guard. A D EU?-CIE AERAEZALYSOTI: Developed much skill as the season prog- ressed aid he will make a good guard next year. BUY ALLIT' One of the team's hardest tacklers ' s v - , L. . . . La very good at backing up the line and at pass defense. DOY EIRMTNGHAM: Expert at backing up the lineg excellent L A passer and team's shiftiest runner. KIT2 PARR: A hard plunging fullback who could always pick up a few yards.

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'HP of Earlv this fall, Viss Gibbs, lieutenant of the C.A.A., called for recruits to comoose the speedball varsitv. After many weeks of oractice, she chose the followins for the team: N. Never, G. Peot, F. Kern, B. Panke, F. Schroeder, H. Even- son, F. Schoentrunn, G. Hunsader, V. Gomoll, E. Johnson, and Lhrvel Kozlovsky. In Januarv, the girls formed intramural basketball teams. With close competition, Lhrion Suchv's team was victorious, and Connie Stroh's aggregation, defeated only once, olaced second. Then Miss Gibbs chose the most outstanding players from each class to constitute the class teams. From these, she selected the following for the varsity: D. Robillard, C. Rey- nolds, D. Stephenson, S. Enfvalson, M. Kozlovsky, J. Long, M. Meyer, and G. Lonzo. Our Lieutenant awarded her NE' for Excellency to the most outstanding zirls from each class: Seniors: Myra hmllendore, Ruth Konitzer, Shirley Enz- valson, and Marion Suchy. Juniors: Marvery Meyer, Bernice Allie, Florence Kern, and Connie Stroh. Sophomores: Betty Konrad, Doris Stephenson, Ruby Bongle, and Patsy Smith. Freshmen: Polly Kwapil, Betty Schroeder, Lhxine Hoes- man, and Donna Robillard.

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lr. Bonner Burg Savsrlon O'Connor Chnrron Schroeder Knutson Kohlbuek Bnngort Btouoolpher Johnson Gllliok Smojkul Struck Paterson Fclhofor Olson Stndllng vlffl Long Honth Peterson Burton Arbter Bpudo LEFTY MARTIW: Quarterback of the team who knew when and what to callg was also a good pass receiver and a hard blocker. BOB MUCKIAT: The right half who never went half way in his blocking. BOB WARREN: A hard running back who always got his block. BUCK GAETH: A fighting center who blocked hard and tackled Welle FOOTBALL SQUAD A DATE OPPONENT SCORE Sept. 26 Sheboygan Central 26-6 L Oct. 3 Kewaunee 20-0 L 10 Algoma V 27-7 L 17 De Pere ll+'0 L 21, Oconto 33-7 L 31 Two Rivers 52-O L 4 Oconto Falls 19-lL L FOOTBALL SQUAD B DATE OPPONENT SCORE LD Oct. 9 Brussels 13-6 L 16 Gibralter 51-O L 23 Luxemburg l8-6 L 30 Sevastopol 65-O L