Crandon High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Crandon, WI)

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 Back row: Charles Derickion, Marshall Johnson, Bill Duff, Robert Purdy, Francis Gambill, Eddie Stur .l, Dick Marsh. Second row: Mr. Hansen, Jesse Dsrickson, Bill Plummsr, Milton Fannin, Norman King, John Kruse, Mark-Spencer. Front row: David Rowlirson, Eugene Cottrell, Orlo Tinsman, Sam Hoenig, Kenneth Juett;n, Robert Rowlinson, Clifford Gerald. tyaaUxcdl The football season of 1942 was the most successful one Crandon has had in the history of the school. The team beat Eagle River in the second game of the season breaking Eagles’ record of 43 straight victories. Another major triumph of the season was breaking the Wabeno “jinx”. It was a tough battle but we won. The team will lose six Seniors that are graduating or have entered the armed forces. At least three Juniors will also be lost to the squad through enlistments and the draft. Nine out of the eleven first team players were placed on the All-Conference teams, three of whom made the 1st team: Juetten, Tinsman and Sam Hoenig. Although Homecoming Day dawned miserably cold and wet it was brightened by the fact that Crandon trounced Minocqua in spite of a muddy field. An acting Captain was picked for each game. Schedule September 19—Goodman, 25 to 0. September 26—Alumni, 14 to 0. October 2—Eagle River, 28 to 0. October 10—Wabeno, 20 to 7. October 17—Laona, 21 to 7. October 24—Minocqua, 26 to 7. October 30—Tomahawk, 6 to 12. —22—