Eagle River High School - Northern Trail Yearbook (Eagle River, WI)

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198975 qv 1 Football freading from left to rightj First Egg: Manager Robert Randg Gay Wisseng George Netzelg Bill Sparksg Captain Joe Trinka' Maynard Snith John Olmstedg Henry Tamelingg Assistant Simon. The jersey, number 71, was worn by Donald Heumpv Mattek, who has joined the Navy. Qgggng Eg!! Coach Ernest Johnsong James Chartg Frederick Hermang Walter Hermanseng Bill Hanseng Louis Eradfordg Charles Maynardg Wallace Johnsong Assistant Richards. Third Egg: Robert Kringelg Joseph Bentong Robert Simonsong Matt Kracht. gQgr?1LEgw: Leslie Farrelg Lyle Karankeg Charles Hankeg Roy Hanseng Francis Sailorg Dick Priebeg John ariccson. Members of the squad, not in the picture, chose to carry on their victory march for Uncle 3am's forces--are UGumpU Mattek, Bill Preston, and Clarence Freytag. The Eagle River football team boosts a record which ranks very high in the state. The Eaples have been undefeated for 32 consecutive games. They have also been unscored uzon for 15 consecutive games. This string was kroken by the Goodman eleven. The Earles averaged 35 lfi points per game and the total number of points was 176. The opponent's total number of points was 2L. The grand total nuumer of points For the consecutive wins of the Eagles is S67 to opponents 103. The touphest came of the season was the Uabeno game. It was both Lhe most exciting and most hard- fought victory the Zagles claimed for the season. The final score was 26-12. The most complete victory of the season was over Laona in which the led and Blue crossed and recrossed the goal line ringing up the score, L6-o. A powerful and soeedy backfield held together a comparatively weak and inexperienced line. The All-Conference selections favored the Red and Blue eleven. In the line was Henry Tameling and John Clmstedg in the backfield, Maynard Smith, Bill Sparks, and Joe Trinka. The l9bl Record I, H f Q gh , Yi Eagle River 33 Crandon O Eagle River L6 Leona O 4 L Earle River 32 Goodman 6 Eagle River 26 Vfabeno 12 Q A 7 ' Eagle River -22 llinocqua -Q 4 , Q H Total points 176 2L. Q 7,-L .45 ' . 15N ' 0-.,

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Basketball IHST EQQ: Joe Novakovich, James Gander, Bill Sparks, Jess Warner, Maynard Smith, Fred Herman. SECOND QQH: Coach Ernie Johnson, Bob Kringle, Lowel Ludwig, Walter Hermanson Charles Maynard, ed Hansen, Don Ervin, Bob Rand. , HIRD Bill Kubinek, Joe Benton, Dick Prebe, Eob Curran, John BSHHST-Mlfiatt Kracht. This year with the return of but one of last year's regulars, Coach Johnson proceeded 'o build one of his typical Eagle Squads. As conference leaders they have bowed only to a all sharp-shooting Phelps squad in a thriller, 37-35, Three members of the team are seniors, Sparks and Smith, regular forwards, and Novakovich eturning are Gander, Herman, and Warner. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE l9Ll-L2 Eagle River Opponents Nov. 11+ Crandon 12 20 Jan- Nov. 26 Park Falls 26 31 Jah- Nov. 28 Rhinelander 25 557 Jan' Dec. 5 Minocqua 26 18 V Feb Dec. 18 Elcho 27 19 ' Feb Jan. 9 Three Lakes 27 17 Jan. lb Argonne ' 31, 36 Feb Jan. 16 H1188 21 20 ' Feb Feb Eagle River Crandon 26 Minocqua 39 Phelps 35 Phelps 31+ Elcho 37 Games to be played Three Lakes Hilea Park Falls