Brandon High School - Links Yearbook (Brandon, SD)

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Above: Heggen and Peterson seem to sight action at opposite ends of the field as they sit out a play. Upper right: Bill Parsons picks himself up after a short gain in the Canova game. Right: Heggen looks on as Riot is tack- led after a long gain in the game against Canova, x !lo.. PETERSON THORESON HEGKEN FINCH

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- y Football is here to stay The fall of 1952 saw the addition of six-man football to the athletic program of BHS, A large group of eager boys turned out for the first work-outs. At the beginning of the second week the squad was cut to 18 and uniforms were issued. Despite the fact that some of the boys had- not even seen a football game, they gotrightinto the swing of the prac- tice routine and within two weeks Coach Hansen reported they were be- ginning to show improvement. 3 The only major injury of the sea- Coach Hansen pauses before the camera with 5011 WW H Cracked knee'-CHP S11-ff0I'0d student managers Jmm Zwegp and Rgn Swenson. by Karl Disters in the final game of the season, Pictured loft to right, back row: Coach Hansen, Bruce Foster, Ronald Peter- son,J1m Finch,John Erickson and Manager Jim Zweep. Second row:Rodgor Smith, David Hansen,Lester Peterson,Leo Heggen,Arde11 Rist and Paul Thoreson.First row: Don Eitrslm, Billy Schliem, Cliff Lenling, Joe McMart1n, Steve Harding and Roger Thompson, Not pictured are Karl Dieters and Bill Parsons, l Q I A . - K - A 26

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The Brandon six tomer as they meet noon game. tackle a tough cus- Canova in an after- f95Q ..l...!..L Sept. 26 Brandon 12 Baltic. . . . . . . .140 Oct. 3 Brand on 114 Canova. ...... .20 Oct. Brand on 33 Harrisburg. . . .114 Oct, Brand on 55 Valley Springs .1 Oct. Brandon 140 SDSD.......... Oct. Brandon 114 Bridgewater.. J40 HARDINO DIETERS RIST ERICKSON FOSTER SMITH 26 Q