Cresco High School - Spartan Yearbook (Cresco, IA)

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E S P A R T , 'S Xxx ' . . ,4, X ,,, , ' f xxvr :RL-gm N 1' Q .5 95 s f r T H A N 1,4 X zlpf g .5 Z , - 71-1 x '. L N fi '--fi-f ,- .y V, H - :ix X N xg- ev: 4 4 -.NFS Kmxxmwa-mawmvmecwnmwecaum-mgwxuvwuxuamwn x -eomeawn. --X . , ., . s x 'x ,An ' E First Row: Kapler, Hayes, Wenger, Hess, Capt. Kvam, Cameron, DeWa11e, Thomas, Second Row: Zbornik, Bronner, Jarosh, Tass- McDermott, Harnoss, Ptacek. Third Row: Coach Thompson, Kinkor, Peckham, Merrill, Tuerk, Phillips. Loughrey, Eiler, Assistant Coach Ryan. Fourth Row: Hudson, Mgr. Shackleton, S. Kvam. Football Coach Thompson's undefeated Northeastern Iowa Conference champions. with eight 1931 lettermen, Kvam, Hess, Ptacek, Cameron, Bronner, Tass, McDermott, and Zbornik. came through the season with an enviable record. Cresco won the first game from Monona by a score of 20 to 0, and as the season progressed, the team seemed to improve until they played their best game to cinch the conference championship by defeating Osage 33 to 0. SUMMARY Cresco 20 ....... ......... .......... ......... M 0 n ona 0 Cresco 40 ....... ........ R iceville 6 Cresco 19 ......... ......... N ew Hampton 0 Cresco 7 ....... ........ A ustin 7 Cresco 43 ....... ........ W est Union 7 Cresco 26 ....... ........ W aukon 0 Cresco 33 ....... ........ O sage 0 Cresco 6 ............................................................ Decorah 0 Lettermen: Capt. Kvam, Hess, Wenger, Cameron, McDermott, Ptacek, Kinkor. Eiler, Bronner, Tass. Zbornik. Jarosh, Harnoss, Kapler. Twenty-six

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1. hx Q 5, ,gtuun . . R .X 9, I . ' Y Qgxxacmmzite. YNDNW-Ysccx V l mx Xxx. lm, 'i v - NN awk x x ri S ff 1 N1 c f - Ms THE SPARTAN ,pil in an -L, we Q-. 1' n XxxXXXXxxxxxmwswsmxmxmmmwemmmmmmxxxmxmxwoxwewaxx1w.x5' mwxmmmmwN9 Front Row: Left to Right: W. Kapler S. Kvam, C. Tuerk, G. Hess, R. Harnoss, H. Kvam, E. Merrill, F. Wodrich, H. Hanneman, F. Hoopman. Second Row: Coach Ryan, Thayer, A. Rix, A Shackleton. E. Wenqer, F. Hayes, J Lay- ton, D Loughrey, D. Chehak, D. Nelson, L. Bareis, Coach Thompson. Third Row: M. Mohs, D. Byrnes, L. Hayes, R. Baethke, R. Henning, G. LE-Ioopman, G. Phillips, R. Layton. Basketball Beginninfz the season with only three letttrmen to work with Coach Thompson was successful in building up a winning quintette. From the standpoint of individual progress and advancement of teamwork, as well as from the number of victories. the year's record was an outstandng one. C. H. S. won from Decorah in the finals of the sectional tournament. by an over- whelming score, but eliminated in the first round of the district in a hard-fought game with Waverly. SEASONS SCHEDULE AND SCORES Cresco 30 Lime Springs 22 Cresco 30 Chester 19 Cresco 35 Waukon 27 Cresco 20 Osage 38 Cresco 32 West Union 38 Cresco 42 Riceville 16 Cresco 28 Decorah 32 Crisco 22 Waukon 11 Cresco 21 New Hampton 22 Cresco 26 Charles City 50 Cresco 21 Decorah 35 Cresco 39 Elma 40 Cresco 31 West Union 23 Cresco 28 New Hampton 19 Sectional Tournament at Decorah: Cresco 19 Waukon 14 Cresco 31 Decorah 9 District Tournament at Waverly CIT-ZSCO 26 WRVBTIY 35 Twenty-eight