Owatonna High School - Totem Yearbook (Owatonna, MN)

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SPDRTS Although the scores seem to indicate other- wise, the football squad had a fairly successful season this year. The boys worked well under Lheir new coach, Mr. Roscoe, and during the Vlankato game and other times during the sea- son the team turned in excellent performances. kt the end of the season, Jerome Hartle was elected honorary captain. The fact that the squad lost only three mem- Jers indicates possibilities for a good team next year. Owatonna's basketball season ended well with :he winning of second place in the District Four Fournament. By winning seven out of ten games, :he team gained second place in the Big Nine Conference, but the climax in championship form was the Rochester game. Jim Lewison, captain af the squad was second in Big Nine scoring having a total of 139 points. During the winter, swimming and wrestling were popular. Only four swimming meets were held. Coached by Mr. Jacobi, all the boys made progress but probably the most outstanding were Truhlar, who brought in three first places in diving, Tyrholm, Stransky, and Smith. For the first time in the history of Owatonna High School, inter-scholastic wrestling was intro- duced. Because of the growing interest in the sport, there is little doubt that it will be nized in the Big Nine Conference next yea team was coached bg Mr. Adolphson. 4 Hartle attended the 'tate Meet at Minn The approach of spring offers a var minor sports. Under Coach Hertz, the team began the season -by winning the fir: with Faribault, 60-42. The following wr team defeated the Deaf team by a score o The first week end in May the Indians third in the District meet at Northfield. This is the second year that baseball hi a major sport, and the team, coached Goodrick, had a successful season. In tl game of the year the locals defeated M 4-3. In the next game of the season the were blanked by the Faribault Falcons, 7- usual lineup was as follows: Stransky, c. ous, Doyle, or Haug, p.: Sisser, 1st b.g s,.s.g Evans, 3rd b.g Arndt, r.f.g P. Gras Leary, l.f.g E. Grass, 2nd b. Another call for candidates for the go was borne throughout the school. Led lettermen, Ebeling and Dunker, the teaxr practice after spring vacation. Every one interested in tennis was az report to Mr. Jacobi, tennis director. The of Sauter, Winship, Kamholz, and Smith ' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE- Owatonna 0 Waseca 13 Owatonna 7 Austin 20 Owatonna 0 Faribault 13 Owatonna 6 Northfield 0 Owatonna 0 Fairmont 33 Owatonna 0 Mankato 14 Owatonna 7 Red Wing 27 Owatonna 0 Winona 6 4'Forfeited BASEBALL- May 2- -Faribault ftherel May 7-Albert Lea fherel May 16-Rochester Ctherej May 20-Austin iherej May 24-Conference Tournament BASKETBALL- Owatonna 34 Kasson 15 Owatonna 19 Faribault 17 Owatonna 36 Albert Lea 34 Owatonna 28 Mankato 31 Owatonna 26 Waseca 20 Owatonna 36 Faribault 42 Owatonna 36 Austin 31 Owatonna 31 Mankato 28 Owatonna 49 Winona 35 Owatonna 44 Rochester 36 Owatonna 34 Red Wing 35 Owatonna 44 School for Deaf 18 Owatonna 49 Waseca 25 Kenyon 32 Owatonna 34 36 Owatonna Faribault 46 ed the team chances. WRESTLING- Feb. Feb. Feb. 13-Albert Lea Ctherel 22-Regional Meet-Albert Lea 24-Intra-school Tournament Cher Captain Hartle attended the State Ji Minneapolis. TENNIS- April 19-Mankato fherej May May May May 3-District Meet-Northfield 10-Austin ithereb 17--Faribault Qtherej 21-Faribault fherej May 24-Conference Meet-Faribault SWIMMING- Feb. 8-Shattuck Second-Faribault Feb. 12-Pillsbury-Pillsbury Feb. 20-Shattuck Second-Owatonna Feb. 27-Pillsbury-Owatonna TRACK- April 26-Faribault, School for Deaf, an May May May May May tonna fherel 3-District Meet-Carleton Colle 10-Carleton Meet-Northfield 17-Regional Meet-Northfield 24-State Meet-Minneapolis 31-Conference Meet-Austin GOLF- April 26-Austin fherej May May May May May 2-Distiict Meet-Northfield 10-Mankato ftherej 17-Faribault Qtherej 21-Faribault lherel 24-Conference Meet, Winona.

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OUR SCHOOL EVENTS 1940-1941 FBER- MARCH- School opened--Long faces prevailed. Lyceum, C. E. Jones- The Magic of Electricity . Lyceum, Tamburitzasf-Remember Mar- tha ? ? ? ? IR- Girls' League Initiation-Candlelight- Woo-Woo. Homecoming-Mankato vs. The Indians -Tears were shed. M. E. A.-Relief for both teachers and students. Lyceum-Richard Finnie--Oh, T H A T man! BER- End of first quarter-One down, three to go. Jr.-Sr. Party-Hobos' Homecoming. Thanksgiving Vacation-We dented the turkeys. Lyceum-Raymond Milene. 3ER-- Our Town presented-No whiskers fell off. Girls' League Party-Red and green popcorn balls. Christmas Program-Those jolly carolers. Christmas Vacation--No snow, but fun! tY- Christmas Vacation Ends. Lyceum-Pama.hasika's Pets-Old Pete repeated. U End of second quarter-Bear up, only two more. Lyceum-Marching Men Of Song-Re- member Chubby? He c0uldn't be missed. Senior Exams-What's your I. Q? Forum Discussion Groups. Lincoln Assembly-We make a motion for softer seats. Movie. Lyceum-Walter van Haitsma-Wings Over America. Art Group trip to Minneapolis - A lovely time was had by all. All-Class Party-We kissed the boys goodbye. 1 Speech Festival at Albert Lea-Future orators of America. 6 Mankato Teachers' College Chorus--Da. blond wit da coils. 12,14, 15 District Basketball Tournament-Second place after the best season in years. 10 Home Ee. Mothers' Tea-Mama, pin a. rose on me. 11 Hi-Y Father and Sons' Banquet-My son, my son. 14 West I-Iigh Chorus-We're from the great big city. 23 End of third quarter-One left-stay with it. 25 F. F. A. Banquet-We ate! 27 Senior Class Play-Enter To Learn-Go Forth To Serve! What A Life! 28 U. of M. Band Concert--The wonder of it all. APRIL- 2 Girls' League Mothers' Tea-The pies did melt. 7-14 Easter vacation- The pause that re- freshed. 17 Lyceum-Stanley Osborne- Are you there, old chap? 19 District Music Contest-12 A's-12 B's. 25 Jr.-Sr. Prom-We met the milkman on the way home. MAY- 1-3 State Music Contest at Minneapolis - Weary people-tired feet. 7 Girls' League Senior Tea-Farewell, we part. 25 Baccalaureate 1 Solemnity in da foist degree. 27-28 Final Exams-Do or die. 28 Commencement-We, the Seniors- 29 End of School-At long last!!

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I FOOTBALL N, left to right: Geo. Roscoe, head coach, Dick Evans, Don Sisser, Dick Leary, Orville Beu- iein, Cecil Bartz, Harvey Williams, Jerome Hartle, Don Hanson, Jack Ebeling, Bob Rein- irdt, Mac Alexander, John Cummings, Don YVinship, Ralph Benecke, Ralph Habberstad, larence Wanous, Louis Adolphson, Asst. coach. 'ow, left to right: Lawrence Goodirick, B squad coach, Reuben Kaplan, Dorance Elverud, es Nelson, LeRoy Mack, Tony Jackovich, Bob Fritze, Ralph Bailey,, Donald Haug, Donald rause, Edwin Larson, Richard Olson, Irving Smith, Toni Stuelpnagel, Koudy Kennon, vhn Buboltz, Eugene Arndt, Donald Scholljegerdes, Walter Hertz, athletic director. W, left to right: Robert Truhlar, Fred Buboltz, Wayne Haug, Fred Austin, Ernest Langer, orman Carter, Dwain Duis, Robert Langer, Allan Peterson, Earl Schwanke, Lloyd Baker, ranklin Cohen, Tom Arndt, Charles Simon. 'ow, left to right: Clyde Erickson, Everett Zeise, Randall Jensen, Donald Webster, Harvey iomas, Leonard Aase. BASKETBALL Right: James Lewison, captain, John Hosfield, Mclndoe Alexander, Jack Ebeling, Richard arby, Charles Buxton, Tony Jackovich, Lloyd Bowman, Richard Evans, Bill Sauter, eorge Roscoe, coach.