Abraham Lincoln High School - Roundup Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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.if 5 x X' fs Stewart Scores A A LA I 1 Ray Stewart follows the blocking of big Bob Wfoodworth through the Buc line, cuts sharply away Crimson Tide Sweeps DUN MORRISON-The sciappiest blotking back in the league, Don played brilliantly all season. He has set a high standard for future Mustang quarterbacks. REX VON HERMAN-One of the smartest players at Lincoln, Vern finished his last year under Ray Stewart. For his size, his blocking and tackling were sensational, RAY STEWART-The come back of the year was staged by Ray. His return next year is one reason for Mustang optimism. DON ROOKER-Big, rugged, and 200 pounds of dynamite is sensational Don Rooker's descrip- tion. He was the team's kicker and earned third string All-City honors. PETE ROHRER-Rugged Pete Rohrer is one boy whom enemy linesmen find it well to stay away from. Pedro is a valuable asset to the Seven Links. S, 7 . if-fig RAY STEWART DON ROOKER PETE ROHRER iiili 1 A P H if' A gg ex J SQ' 1 5 5 J is .s

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Herm Bergfried, stellar Mustang back. drives through the Lowell line to set up the only touchdown in Lincoln's 6-0 win on Turkey Day. Champions in Real Action BILL BENDERfDisplaying defensive talents that would rival college terminals, Bud Bender played his last year for the Crimson and Gold. Bud's ability will be greatly missed. KEV BASSINGER-Kev, hard hitting, tough little right half, returns next season. His block- ing, and tackling, and running are excellent. MIDGE LANE- Midge has played ball at Lincoln for three years, and will return next fall at left guard. A probable first string berth is awaiting him. JACK KELLY! Chicki, top tackle on the Mustang line, played brilliantly throughout the season. His All-City rating was well deserved. HERM BERGFRIED-Proving to be an able utility man in the Mustang backfield Hermo was one of the brightest in a constellation of stars. KEV BASSINGER MIDGE LANE JACK KELLY i ' . ' X 2 ST 9' TE .V Q - V gf l .... 7 s ' A l ,. '- jiifr' X ,Q I .,'i,' 1 ff .'-- g gf A vve l my BILL BENDER Ejgjk HERM BERGFRIED 1 ,V .I A PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

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Championship Contest - from Scherba and finally eludes All-City Bob Franceschini to score T. D. Number Two in Lincoln's 13-0 win over Balboa. BOB XVOODWORTH 0 B l lb P ' 1' BOB XVOODXVORTH-Bob s line bucking brought Lincoln through many a tough spot. As a line backer, experts agree, none is better than rugged Wo0dy. K RALPH SCHAUMLEFFEL-''Schaumn alternates between full and quarter. He is a fine blocker and a hard runner. He'll be back as number one candidate for first string fullback. TN vb BOB DI PIETRO- Deefee, main cog in the Mustang eleven. returns next fall again to lead is , his team, Bob earned All-City honors last season. PAUL OLIVER--At the right guard post, Paul returns to a probable Hrst string berth next R year. He is strong on defense and equally so on offense. FRED MacGURN-Wfhen injured at the midway mark Clem was fast becoming one of the best ends in the city. His punt coverage was as masterful as was his line play. RALPH SCQHAUMLEFFEL BOB DI PIETRO PAUL OLIVER FRED MACGURN ' f A-f K .,-. . 2 : ,. t. - A , T - Z ff A -iw? if 7 f im' , 15 22 1 AY? - 53.35 ' 3 6 ,yy . ' f 3 or..'- fm' ft 'A ' . -- - s - . as A - 95' Y Q e zbglii , ' ' s i - orit i. ., . 'f if 'F if 3 I PAGE TWFNTY-NINE