Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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1 T T FOOTBALL SOUAD 'T ,T ' - A F Stmrcdmy: Cnaclmr, Fillmore, Brown, Lonck, Strand, Rasmussen, XVeak, Rippf-, Caldwell, Patsch, Hnrtt Ness, Coach Ferguson, Hubbard CMnnagerJ. Kneeling: Beiur, White, Duba, Jeremiuson, Lemke, Clement, Brooks, Brown, Rogge. Sitting: Marsh, Horxnnn, Sliuffer, Lenz, Mackey, I-Tulgnle, Stamrbuck, Myers, Thompson. FOOTBALL TEAM AT WASHINGTON w A Q.-11!'!'1?5m JL, -fig' ,f V , 7 W. -f L. , ,. v r-- 'Q A .QQA 41.11 1 L1 F51 ,,, ,, El Back Row: Starbuck, Mackey, Myers, Marsh, Arnold, Civil Service Man, Civil Service Mun, Van Tassel, Rogge, Bcier, Thompson, Shnifer. Front How: Lenz, Hornmn, Noble, Brown, Coach Ferguson, President Hoover, Governor Green, Pro- fessor Brown, Santee, Brooks, Horton, Strand, Holgute. Page 74 y

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4. S12-,'::-ss, ARNOLD COACHER FILLMORE LORNE ARNOLD last year All Conference choice in both football and basket- ball was this year backfield coach in football. Lorne who for two years was high point man in the Conference track meet will assist in the coaching of this ELGIE. COACHER All-Conference tackle and football captain while attending Wesleyan had charge of the linemen during the football season. PAUL FILLMORE, instructor of swimming and gymnastic work, has a fine background of technical training received at the Y. M. C. A. College of Chi- cago Mr Fillmore coaches the swimming team and is active in the super- vision of the lntramural athletic activities, Nfl W-154' -ia Q' - ii - Wpn fa - ,,r A ' N , gg in C C C crcc an , -so ft . ,v v fl 4 s , , . 1 l it L i k g 'l 1. , , C., , -4-.,..---,.., -- .-.. A i sport. , , lm lt? ml M pt , .m:-as ij' TLJNZBLEVVEED 1933 a C, fs '- Page 73

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F3 4 , Q N ' ,..-: ,J 'Xa 643 ' I ,si 0 al lf rf - . w f 2 mrs gnu tsl ffl 'Q p- ' ' Scfimmaga '4 ' MACKEY. '32 HOLGATE, '32 LENZ, '32 , Triple-threat man, co- Pete has furnished Wes- Co-captain and for four captain. and all-conference leyan's football brains for years a tackle dangerous to half-back three consecutive four seasons. opposing linemen. years. l 4 OOO y gaps too large to be filled quickly, and it was not until the conclusion of the 5 The season opened with poor prospects. The loss of many lettermen left season that the true strength of the Tigers was demonstrated, The first game was played against South Dakota State College. Lack of ly experience and inequality in size made it impossible for the Tigers to do much hifi against the veteran State team, and Wesleyan lost by quite a large margin. The next two weeks were spent in the East, where games were played with XJ Davis and Elkins College and New River State. A feature of the trip was the I E' ,glfx ' TUMBLEWEED 1933 Page 75