Tomah High School - Hamot Yearbook (Tomah, WI)

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FOOTBALL SQUAD

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Leon Stelter ...... George Strachan. , . . . . , George Wolf .,... Carrol Griggs. .,... . Mark Reardon ....,., Clarence Hanover ..,, Bruno Kreuger ..,,. Floyd Folson ..... Tomah o, La Crosse 7 Tomah I4, Portage o Tomah 49, Sparta o Tomah 24, Reedsburg o ATHLETICS The Football Team PERSONNEL , . . , .Left End Left End Csubj . . .Left Tackle . . . .Left Guard . . , .Left Guard ..,,....Center . .Right Guard . ,Right Tackle RECORD OF Alvin Hopp ...... Frank Miller ...,., Walter Borehert ..... Howard O'Leary ...,..,. Kenneth Johnson. , . . Dudley Smith .....,. ..........RightEnd , ...... Left Half Back .Left Half Back fsubi . . . , .Right Half Back Right Half Back CSubJ Right Half Back fSubJ Arnold Ziebell CCapt.j. . . ........... Full Back Edward Moran ...,,. GAMES Tomah 27, Baraboo 6 Tomah 0, Alumni O TOTA .....,.,...QuarterBack L PO1N'rs Tomah 114, Opponents I3 The Football Season HE football season at Tomah High began with a large number of new meng Moran, Ziebell, Wolf, Hopp, and Reardon being the only experienced players. Coach Davis, however, immediately decided that the material looked promising and started the ball rolling. The team proved to be an exceptionally heavy and fast machine and easily showed its superiority by defeating Portage at that place by a I4 to 0 score fa thing which had not been done for some yearslg also holding La Grosse to a one score game. Tomah defeated every opponent with the exception of La Crosse and the outlook is promising for next year although we lose Ziebell and Moran. George VVoll' CCapt.j. . . . Ed. DeNomie ...,.... Floyd Folsom ...,... Peter Brunette. . . YValter Borehert .... Dec. -Galesville at Tomah Dee. -Alumni Jan. Sparta at Sparta Jan. -La Crosse at Tomah Jan. Portage at Portage Feb -Baraboo at Baraboo The Basketball Team PERSONNEL Right Forward . .Left Forward .....,.,Center , .Right Guard . . . .Left Guard BASKETBALL Opp. Tomah IO 24 I2 7 25 16 2I 23 44 23 30 8 26 Lawrence Westlake, . Frank Miller ....... Howard O'Leary .... Alvin Hopp ,....,.. George Strachan .... , . . , .Right Forward , .... Left Forward . . . .Right Guard . . , . .Left Guard . . . . .Left Forward RECORDS Feb. Q1P0I't2lgC at Tomah Feb. 13-Sparta at Tomah Feb. 7-Galesville at Galesville Feb. 2311.11 Grosse at La Crosse Nlar. 2-Baraboo at Tomah Total Sco FCS II 34 16 25 30 17 33 io 29 24 211 279

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The New Men FLOYD FOLSON CHANSD Shifted from guard to regular position at center he showed the stuff which charac- terizes the Bloody third. PETER BRUNETTE CPETEJ Lots of Pep. Cause-Mexican Chili con carni. XKVALTER BORCHERT CREDJ Red is one of our best men. I-le plays a brainy game from start to finish and the school as well as the team will feel his loss next year. FRANK MILLER QFRANKIED Small, but, Oh my! Miller put up a fast game at forward although handicapped by his Weight. LAWRENCE WESTLAKE CWESD When the Indians got in the way of an epidemic of German Measles he came to the rescue and fought well for the honor of Tomah High. HOWARD O,LEARY CBUCKOJ It takes an Irishman to beat the Dutch. He came out when Tomah was in a ti ht inch and his watch-word was, Ireland ueber Alles. g P GEORGE STRACHAN CJUDD Another member of the above named family whose natural tendencies seem to run to black eyes, but he's a coming basketball player for Ha' that. The Basketball Season The basketball season began in December with a large amount of material to begin with. The first two games of the seaons, Galesville and the Alumni, were played With the following lineup: Miller, forward, Borchert, forward, Moran, forward, Wolf, guard, Hopp, guard, Anderson, center. By much lucky basket shooting Tomah defeated the Galesville squad by a score of 24 to 19. Then we lost Anderson and Moran and the team was again shifted around, putting Wolf at center and Borchert at guard. DeNomie, who had returned from the border, was placed at forward. Folson was then placed at center and Wolf at forward. This strengthened the team, but, owing to hard luck in shooting baskets, was defeated in every game away from the home floor. Another unfortunate incident occurred just previous to the La Crosse game. The Indian School was quarantined for measles and this prevented Wolf, Brunette and Miller from playing. The game, however, was not postponed and the team left for La Crosse with only two regular team men and held La Crosse to a 33 to I0 score. Although We finished the season with a defeat on our own floor by Baraboo, basketball fans will agree with us that Tomah can be a good loser as well as a good winner. In the inter-class games the Freshman basketball team proved that the old saying, Green as grass, is untrue by defeating all comers for the class championship. 28