Central Wisconsin College - Valkyrie Yearbook (Scandanavia, WI)

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atii ee meg !! , .Ra w ing-3,5 i g-g uc u T ir jf-4' i N i 5' .aff SOFUS JACOB SON-' ' Sokie- ' ' Sokie is a clever left handed dribb- ler and has used this strategy to good ad- vantage. His passes are swift and accurate. As an all around player, he has shown him- self faithful throughout the season. 2 1 , , ai N ik 9 54 1 if I HARLAN PETERSON Although he has played well as guard, his natural position is forward. Because of not being able to be out for practice regular- ly during the first part of the season, he did not have the opportunity to show his real Worth as a player. Baseball ' CHRISTIAN WALLE-' ' Chris ' ', Christ is one of our most valuable men . tp on the base ball teani. 'He plays equally well on seeond base and as eateher. When a vacan- V '-' 'AZA Cy occurred at the receiving end of the bat- 1- xu tery, he was the nian who was able to fill it ,. ' most eificientlyg he was therefore shifted 'to that position. With hnn behind the bat, the : , ff? A VV. runners find it quite hard to steal second. ,p fjf The pitcher also feels more eoniident in the ' game with him as receiver. His batting is ,..' V featured by l1is line drives. He is- also a very good base runner, due to his speed and ' ' quick thinking. VVe- hope that you will be '--- i ' : ' ' with us next year, Christ.

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-- an one 1' 1 .r -E lf' A-U i j, 4 ' 4 3 E 4 I 2: E 19. I 'grin ti f QM T1-iv un.: ray Qfullnm 324 ORRIN BERGE-' ' Bugs ' ' his good humor. '13 U 3 LAURIE PETERSON-' ' Casey ' ' This being his first year on our team, he hvas shown steady and marked improvement throughout the year. By his ability at pivot- ing, he has successfully eluded many of his opposing players. From either side of the basket, he has caged many a basket. He will be with us again next year and we feel con- fident that he will help turn the tide of more than one game in favor of C. XV. C. guards no time to loiter. T Bugs has shown an outstanding abili- ty to be at the right place at the right time. He was 'always a game fighter, ready to do his best at all times to keep C. XV. C. in the lead. VVin or lose, he always maintained .Il I Qi. 9 LI? -.'l.: 1 .2 1? f P2 OSCAR KNUTSON-Substitute forward. Oscar has a keen eye for the basket. Shifty and swift on his feet, he gives the

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f 5 . em ei . ' l 2 3 106 'Q ' L ' ZLF '- lll I! , .A ,N V X ANDREVV NELSON- Andy 4 KIA 77 7, 1 ndy our new southpaw pitcher. , This being his first year here, he has only ,.,. A played a few games so far with our team. .W f He has shown up remarkably Well. His speed and curves keeps the batter Wonder- ing what will come next. At the bat he has ,, --. shown himself very capable. He will be a - very' great asset to the team in the spring. iff ' gl 3 pg, I ,fi if E 5 'M 5 .. 5 4 I 33 EFA HAROLD ERICKSON-' ' Iklcie ' ' A great part of strength of the infield is clue to excellent playing of Ikkie on first base. The players have confidence in throwing to first because they know Ikkie will always reach the throws, e-Ven if they are thrown a little wild. This year is his third year at this position and he will ill it again next year. At the bat he is also helpful at the critical moments by placing a hot liner Where it is hard to get. X. .fx- .f X Tiff S21 1 f..'f'1 if N :fe gggrm. x V x ., tk J- '-J , , x , V,,, I. e, Q 3 1 1 lk si? f '5 fs. f 4 1 i r j fri A Try 1 1 , vi ,wi N4 SEVER ANDERSON-HSl10rty Shorty who formerly played center field was shifted to second base when Wallc ,:'V 5' E took up the work behind the bat. He has 55 5 ' -fp, clone justice to the position, much to the .,,4' joy of his team mates. His fielding is ex- il cellent, especially of the grounders. He has a good batting record, and as a runner, is Very swift on' his feet. We are all sorry r ii that he will leave us this year.