Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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LANE '30 It is fitting that Bob in this his last season should lead 'Wesleyan to confer- ence honors. Consistently superior play- ing, indomitable will, and splendid lead- ership combine to merit in fullest de- gree his appointment to all-conference guard. Four years. WHITE '31 By unanimous election of Rusty to captaincy came the first real assurance of 1930 gridiron success for D. W. U. His thorough dependability and splen- did sportsmanship have won for him the ready admiration of all his fellows Three years. HOERAUF '30 . The fighting bishop of Bijou Hills lived four years on sock 'em. His was the most sensational running of the sea- son. His character has been a constant inspiration to the entire squad. k Three years. ' l Ninety-seven

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Coach Ferguson COACH FERGUSON To Coach Stewart A. Ferguson, who has won the hearts of students, faculty and athletes alike, who has so splendidly exercised gentle- manly sportsmanship both on and off the field and courts, we respectfully address this portion of the nineteen thirty-one Tumbleweed. ,. 1 1 fiin A THE SQUAD Ninety-six H

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DAVIS ,30 Runt personiiies a hundred and thir- ty-five pounds of dynamite. His pres- ence alone added determination to every member on the squad. REEDY '30 Hate to lose this excellent blocker and ball-toter. This season he hit his stride and tore oft' many long gains. One year. LOCKHART '32 Lockey is the idol of every kid who sees him play. His line-plunging, stone- W all defense, and contagious fighting spirit have seen us safely through many a hard-fought contest. Two years. Ninety eight