Central High School - Lake Breeze Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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PAUL OCHS Pauliel, played half-baek 0n the Red- lnenls team. He is a second year letterman, and was one of the llfastest,y men on the squad, and was a great aid in winning the conference championship for Sheboygan. He was a keen and agile player, and was always ready to give everything he had for the team. Paul was an excellent player, and next years team will suffer a great loss when he graduates. ROBERT McCORMAClx' Bob proved to be a valuable asset to the team this year. Although he is but a Junior, he proved to be a very capable back field man. His main position was quarter- back. He is a good passer and a fast, shifty runner. Bob,, will be one of the mainstays 0n the team next year, and watch him go places. EDWARD DIENER llEddief, a Junior, is a fast, shifty back who saw much action and gained quite a bit of experience towards the end of the season. He will form a part of the nucleus of the next years team, and the offense will proba- bly be built around Miller and llEddie. Football followers expect to see a lot of llEddieyi next year. Always full of pep, he helped bolster the team in many tight spots. WALTER ZAJKOVVSKI llVVallyyl proved to be dynamite to 0p- posing teams this season. In the absence of Gottsacker, Wallylsll long punts brought Shebqygan out of many tight spots. An all- around man, llWally was a good ground gainer; a better than average punter; and was on the throwing end of one of the most successful passing combinations in the Con- ference. llVVally is also known as UBingH because of his interpretations of popular songs. Paw Swiw'ulm'u

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ADOLPH DELORME Strictly a product of the famous VVest Green Bay football teams, Adolph seemed to prophecy the successful season that was about to befall the S.H.S. football team, and accordingly handed in his resignation to West High and proceeded to enroll in She- boygan High School where he won a berth in the backfield. His hard-slnashing type of play gave his opponents plenty to reckon with, as Adolph meant business whenever the ball came into his possession. Filled with plenty of pep and enthusiasm, and With a desire to win, Adolph made a desira- ble factor in the Redmen lineup. HOWARD MILLER HStreamline,H fullback of the Rethncn, was one of the peppiest men on the squad. He was an excellent asset to the Sheboygan team. He is a Junior letterman, and will be back again next year to help win honors for Sheboygan. He was a talented pass-re- ceiver, and when he made up his mind to go through the line, nothing could stop him. He was one of the fastest men on the squad. Page Sixlmvz ERNST HESSE Ernie was one of the three members of the football squad to gain All-Confer- ence recognition. He was the leading scorer for points made after touchdown and some opponents from Fond du Lac nick-nained him HMagic Toe.H HErnieH had the dis- tinction of being a three year letterman at the Sheboygan High School. Anyone who attempted to get through his side of the line learned his lesson, and then decided he would attempt to go through some other way. HAROLD GOTTSACKER iiHarry was the Redmeifs triple threat. He could punt, pass, and run, with equal ability. He has gained two official letters and in his last year, he was placed on every All-Conference team selection without much deliberation. Future teams of the school will often wish for a player who can perform as he has. iiHarry would have received a letter in his Sophomore year if he hadift injured his ankle.

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GEORGE KLASSEN George is a Junior and a backfield man, and he is one of the Fox River Valley Con- ference Champions who will be back next year. He alternated with De Lornr at the fullback post, and the 35336 season should be a big one for him. Klassen was in the game every minute, ripping Sheboygan High's opponents to shreds. He showed his best form in the Appleton game played here. JOSEPH STROJENC llJoey played quarterback 0n the team. He was one of the most valuable backfield men that Sheboygan had. Strojenc and ZajA kowski combined their forces and managed the punting for the Redmen in Gottsackerls absence. By using his speed and shiftiness to a good advantage, laloey developed into a tricky runner, especially on a broken field. Strojenc was noted for his incomparable blocking and all around ability. liloey is a Senior letterman, and will be missed by the team next year. He received honorable mention for the All-Conference Team. PETER NOVSH ICK In speaking of HPete, we may say that he literally uwent to town this year. His accurate and speedy passes from his center position were something of note. Despite the fact that he understudied for the fight- ing Heinecke, whose playing left little chance for any substitution, Pete made good every second that he was in the fray, and played a good game of football, both offensively and defensively. HPete earned a letter in this, his first, year, and will be one of next yeafs fighting Redmen. CARL HEINECKE Playing in the position of center, Carl proved himself to be one of the most valua- ble men on the team. Possessing a keen ability to diagnose plays before they got into an advanced stage, Carl was able repeated- ly to break through the enemiesy line and bring the ball carrier down for a loss. His defensive ability, coupled with his weight and height, proved to be a buttress of strength in the line. Page Iiiylllt'm