Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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CROWN POINT INKLINGS 16 FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row, left-to-right: Manager David Jorbin, Harold Meeker, Charles Hough, Everett Linton, Bob Sullivan, Coach Pop Mahan, Bill Fifield, Harold Hershman, Wilbur Blocker, Manager Harold Hodges. Middle Row, left-to-right: Bill Horst, Orval Trully, Charles Busenburg, Wilber Luke, Harold Meeker, Malcolm Stonex, Earl Buckly, Captain Wayne Seramur. Bottom Row, left-to-right: John Barman, Malcolm Clark, Bill Fateh, Bob Ross, Kenneth Linton, Dick Madson, Kenneth Hanrford. oothall w Notes and Schedule Captain Wayne Seramur filled a half back position. He was a heavy line plunger and a fast man around the ends, as well as a consistent punter and place kicker. Charles Busenburg, although rath¬ er light, played center. He made many nice passes from center and broke up many would-be touch¬ downs. Charles Hough, right end, was a good wing man and would snatch long passes out of the air. He was good at kicking, also, as a tackle. Bill Fateh was a fast half back and a good ground gainer, especially on going through the line. This was his first year on the team. Wilbur Luke, guard followed the ball well and recovered many fum¬ bles during the season. He could block and tackle very well. Dick Madsen, quarter back, was a cool field general and followed the team well. He was accurate on pass behind the line as well as for¬ ward passes, and could carry the ball. (Hell was also very good at tackle position.) Bill Horst, fullback, was a great player. He could always be depend¬ ed upon to gain some ground, and usually broke through the line for long gains. He was accurate at passing and a sure tackier. Evert Linton played left end, and had an ideal build for his position. He could catch difficult passes and was a good sprinter in an open field. Burton Ellis, end, with his build he was well suited for this position (Continued on Page 21)

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CROWN POINT INKLINGS EIGHTH GRADE First Row, left-to-right: William Steeb, Bryant Brown, Harry Tolen, Vernon Hoshaw, Anderson Burns, Frances Klarlcowski, Carol Root, Neilsen Ifyu, Joe Weinberg, Henry Neimyer. Second Row, left-to-right: Marjorie Stewart, Eleanor Fateh, Lloyd Aken, Winona Lauerman, William Heick, Boyd Seramur, Miss Dutton, Harry Collins, Thomas Howard, Billy Platt, Walter Swanson, Billy Phaff. Third Row, left-to-right: Harriet Kress, Pauline Pratt, Hazel Cook, Lorraine Carlson, Marguerite Scher, Mable Wise, Irene Golden, Elizabeth Taylor, Lorraine Selkow, Jane Kindberg, Lucile Marlot, Vada Pinter, Agnes Barth, Frances Kemp, Linda Krueger. vnrkoy OA y 0 0 ) , SEVENTH GRADE . , ' • n AUi :: , fid, ROSS,Ford, First Row, left-to-right: Jack Taylor, Franklin Berg, Forrest Layton, John Wachter, Billy Ford, John Borchert, Walter Bowes, Crowell Knight, Kenneth Hamilton, Walter Songer. Second Row, left-to-right: Jack Heide, John Mecklenberg, Billy Brown, Billy Harper, Charles Hudson, Warren Houk, Mrs. Wolff, Miss Smith, Zada Jones, Vida Schaffer, Helen Patterson, Roland Lisius, Bob Bollum. Third Row, left-to-right: Morris Held, John Hershman, Lorraine Margison, Wilma Trump, Mary Dance, Aimee Parry, Carolyn Johnson, Marion Anderson, Jean Witkowslci, Marjorie Muzzall, Viola Heich, Alice Frame, Mabel Buckley, Itha Dalton, Robert Bunker, Burnard Wallace.

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CROWN POINT INKLINGS 17 HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL TEAM Top Row, left-to-right: Charles Busenburg, William Horst, Thoman Wise, Wayne Seramur, Wilbur Luke David Jorbin (mgr.) Bottom Row, left-to-right: William Fateh, Mr. Hardy Songer, Mr. H. W. Yunker, Richard Collins. Sasketha jYotes Captain Wayne Seramur has played nearly every position on the team and can look back with pride on the three years of varsity com¬ petition. In the first year he played back guard, the next, center, and the last, guard and center. He was good at short shots and also at long shots, and a driving dribbler, but his best work was on defensive. Bill Horst played forward and was a good bulwark of defense. He was a bulwark on defense. He take the ball down the floor any old time. Dick Madsen, forward, was a fast player and a dead shot from the foul line and from side lines. He will be back next year and then watch him. Dick Collins played a very good game at guard. When he became ill he was greatly missed by everyone, but better luck next year, Dick. Charles Busenburg played for¬ ward and was a very clever dribbler. He was a fast player and always came to the rescue. Evert Linton, forward, was a good defensive player. He had little trouble in getting the ball into the basket. Bill Fateh, playing his first year, showed up wonderfully. He played a nice defensive game all the year through. Tom Wise had the misfortune of having to leave the team at a crit¬ ical time. He was a wonderful guard. Wilbur Blocker played the whole season as floor guard and went to the tournament. He filled his pos¬ ition creditably. Roy Brittan showed up very well in his position. He could do some nice dribbling. Wilbur Luke played a nice defen¬ sive game. He was a good, depend¬ able man. George Everetts was a very fast dribbler and could shoot from any angle of the floor. Basket Ball schedule (tentative) 1931-32. Dec. 2 — Open. Dec. 5 — Chesterton here. Dec. 7 — Whiting here. (Continued on Page 21)