Calmar High School - Cahawk Yearbook (Calmar, IA)

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IFOQTIBAILIL Top Row: W. Doubek, R.Uher, F. Bolgren, J.Frana, Francis Dolan, Richard Martin, J. Havel 2nd Row: Richard Fjelstul, Hal Taylor, John Krysan, A. Huinker, F. Huber, Lyle Stromsodt Seated: A. Shlndelar, R. Shevik, G.Sch1sse1, R.Mart1n, G. H1l1es1and,R.Kra1l, R. Staley Calmar's 1940 football squad enjoyed a successful season. They won four games, lost three, and one was cancelled. The first game was played with Tripoli at Calmar on Sept. 20. It was Ca1mar's second season of six-man football, and they were an improved team over last year. Below is their record. SCHEDULE We They Tripoli ------------- 25 16 Wadena -------------- 19 14 Elgin --------------- 6 26 Hawkeye ------------- 6 18 IBXAXSIEI AILIL, Standing: R.Uher, J.Havel, F.Dolan,R.Fje1stul,J.Hauber, Seated: Shindelar, Krysan, N. Whitmore, G. Schlssel, Seated on Floor: William Doubek, Richard Martin SCHEDULE We They Fort Atkinson ------- 13 5 Fort Atkinson ------- 10 16 Lawler -------------- 12 51 Decorah ------------- 4 12 Lawler -------------- 17 O JI' We They Arlington --------- --13 20 Ridgeway ----------- -51 O Plainfield ---------- 46 51 Lime Springs -------- cancelled A.Sch1sse1, J.Frana, G.H111es1and B. Whitmore, Taylor, Herold, Huber We They Ossian -------------- 8 O Castalia ------------ 7 5 Decorah ------------- 4 5 Waucoma ------------- 1 9 Osslan -------------- 16 2 ppm.

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0 BUYS' jg Q L . fgp W, 6 ,.,s Q . AXAJKJEWQ Top , 'tiiSiiiJnLlL1qEEi, 2nd gg:-I Uhefb Fr- Swited :' R.I-fart1n'ma:.'L.H1ll Lyle Fl 1 B,4hltm esland F Ufikerud OTP, AOSSA JE'-.Lstul D VUL S 1 f ' '1 ' W., M, At Q at N 7 ara. 1 Taylor 1281118391 I? Olerhso A 4? 1 y Marti Hckett Hule, H.Fl N. 'H G.schI aubefu H fskerud. F B - Calmar ------ 51 Ridgeway --------- Calmar ------ 52 Fort Atkinson ---- Calmar ------ 2O Wacoma ----- ------ Calmar ------ 28 Clermont --------- Calmar ------ SO Hawkeye ------ Calmar ------ 28 Fredricksburg ---- Calmar ------ 15 Danbury ---------- Calmar ------ 27 Alumni -----. .... - Calmar ------ 18 wacoma ----------- Calmar ------ 46 Calmar Calmar ------24 - ----- 18 County Tournament Osslan ------- DeSales ------ Decorah B ---- 7 28 11 22 25 20 32 25 6 6 16 19 s, 3 gel, G.H1llPf-fey, J.KrJ?lEI E'U,J.Hav and, L Lugsan, E.1-reI,Of3- . um: V A ' Luzum SCHEDULE Calmar ------ 58 Osslan ---------- Calmar ------ 32 Clermont -------- Calmar ------ 22 Lawler ---------- Calmar ------ 51 Ossian ---------- Calmar ------ 29 Ridgeway -------- Calmar ------ 19 Predr1cksburg--- Calmar ------ 24 Hawkeye --------- Calmer ------ 19 Lawler ---------- Calmar ------ 43 Calmar The Cahawk's 1940-41 basketball season turned out to be one of the most successful seasons that Cal- mar has had. They won 14 of 16 scheduled games, and 17 out of 22 during the entire season. The boye en- tered the Sectional Tournament at Waucoma, where they were defeated by Clermont in the first game. This year the Cahawks again came out as runner- ups in the Turkey Valley Conference. They were the only Conference team to defeat Lawler who won the Conference title. There were 22 boys out for practice and a travel- ing squad of ten players were chosen. Without the cooperation of the rest of the squad, the Cahawks would never have had such a successful season. Four players will be lost by graduation, they are Lyle Flaskerud, Ray Martin, Greg Schissel, and Glenn Hillesland. Pictured at the right is Mr. Iverson the Cahawk's coach. Sectional Tournament ------25 Clermont----- Fort Atkinson--- 16 25 37 5 12 50 15 12 14 29