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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