University of Nebraska College of Agriculture - Shucks Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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. - X T l A SWEHQUKS e N Clarence Stratton Cl f 7 ,D Right guard Horace Culbertson C Culbe D Guard or tackle Fa He never fails to make a hole or open one and is big enough to keep his opponent busy. All Fat needs is Wind. K6Carp!! Can't be bested in his position when he feels like Working. A steady, level headed player and a very good offensive man. Alfred Thomsen-C Tommy J Center The biggest man on the team. He uses his size and strength to the greatest efiiciency. An exceptionally good man both offensive and defensive. Culbe Another good man, but he lacks confidence in himself. Plays a fast consistent game, when he is given a chance. Phillie The greatest little general I have ever seen. Small but mighty is too tame for him. Played an excellent game at Nelson. Erwin Carpenter in Carp up Left guard Ray Phillips C Phillie D Quarter back

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a-'L ft' S NE S i s T Ii , U' , I I 2 'J 6' ' l' 'Wo A K' V' W' 3 'f ' ' G' ,A ' J Tlfonorablc mention i Here are six men who worked hard but who had the hard luck to be beat out of their positions by men that were just a little bit better. They came out all season, worked hard and finally got recognition for their services. They all received a second team letter. All of these men were in several of the games, but not quite enough to get an HA . You have all heard of Arthur Rogers, the ladies' man. Of course you have, for he is Major of the batallion and believe me, foot-ball and military science go well together. He was a good man, but he was out- generaled by another good man. I also believe that Willie Versaw has been heard of. He is fast but needs a few more pounds of Dad's feeder sheep . Next year he will give all of the men he bucks up against a run for their money. Angelina Campbell, the boy who has a first name that makes one think of a certain breed of the cow family. If Angy missed a night's practice you could hear a howl set up by said boy. He was a good man in the line, but a little light. Great men have been produced in the South. Some one said that Earl Humphries, better known as Hump came from Dixie. Maybe he did and maybe he didn't, but he is a good man nevertheless. He did not get an A even if he did save the Tecumseh game. Wait till next year Hump . Mother Fairley had a red headed cousin who was a great player in the line and we hope that Mother will hold up the name of the family next year. He was a good man but Tommie had too much weight against him so what can you expect. Winter Wintermute, the little, big man who had hard luck. There happened to be several men who gave Winter a hard run and they beat him on the home-streatch. Here is our best wishes to him as he leaves us this year. At least that is what he says. uummnummnnuumunm 12