East Jackson High School - Log Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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l WOODFIELD CRow'r1-lens MILLER KIETZMAN Tackle Center End End lE'lTERMEN Fred Janlie Darrell Cobb Hugh Crowrhers Robert Carr Edward Magiera Noel Wood David Fry Edwligdkclmock Albert Gumper George Koebbe Richard Woodfield 'grid goelker Richard Sliger Bernard Van Wagnen Clarence Waliclci James Brush William Spreen Charles Everett Ben Coffman jack Curran MANAGERS AND EOOTI3All RESERVE AWARDS Managers' awards were earned by Ralph Lum, Fred Seitz, jack Russell, Wesley Osborn and Bus Aclcer, Fifty-one boys were recommended for reserve awards as follows: Bivins, T. Black, R. Keltz- man, G. Miller, 1. Miller, V. Murphy, R. Field, J. Czailca, D. Magill, W. Thomas, C. Eisele, T. Helms, R. Luke, C. Purves, W. Driscoll, D. Brunlc, R. Lueck, T. Yager, C. Zonker, F. Farrar, J. Helmer, K. johnson, P. Conley, H. Diclcenson, E. Church, F. Hoffman, C. Millican, R. Fowler, R. Dean, C. Epperson, Strouss, Gehring, L. Hudler, E. Neilson, Leggett, Lindamood, J. Burdon, W. Bronson, P. Brown, Buckley, H. Lutz, R. Love, C. Clauss, J, Culp, R, Diebold, J. McCleery, R. Orrison, E, Updyke, D. Chafin, L, Walker. W. Woodard. FRY CURRAN MURPHY BRUsH VAN WAGNEN Taflqle Back Guard Bark Guard JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Sixty-Six 1935 - ,,li..11i..

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1935 l WALICKI CARR Back Bark FRED DoELKER-The greatest full back jackson has produced in many years. With his edu- cated toe Fred pulled the team out of many tight places. JOE KIRK-The running ace of the '34 squad, who had the grit and speed to take the pig- skinl' for yardage. Filled the right half posi- tion to perfection. Dick SLIGER-jackson's great left end. Not many runs slipped around him. His offen- sive work featured on his side of the line. ED CIMOCK-Used good judgment in calling plays and was an accurate passer. Great credit for the Viking's success goss to him for he always played a great game. JACK CURRANHA hard-hitting back who always played as a Viking should play. He will be back again next year--then watch his speed. AL GUMPER4A great field goal kicker, and how he could make that ball behave! Excel- lent offense and defense player. EVERETT KOEBBE Center Guard Cons DoELKER E na' Bark NOEL Wooo-Is silent and effective but neyer flashy. A promising player with a wonderful spirit and enthusiasm for the team. BOB CARR-Shared with Cimock the position as quarterback, Small but an elusive ball-lugger and a great punter. He earned his place by good hard work. BEN COFFMAN-A fast backlielder having terri- fic speed. making long and classy end runs for big gains. Will be remembered as an out- standing player. DAVE FRY-Without question the best line bucker and blocker on the squad. Always played a good game at tackle. BERNARD VAN WAGNENHA cool fighting re- serve who helped his team win many games. Will be back next season :is a regular. HUGH Cizovwrr-:ERS-Played a great brand of ball and scored a wonderful record for his first year at high. Will be a regular next year. GLEN MILLER-A fast and wiry end, who held his own in every game A good defense player. MAGIERA SPREEN Tackle End JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL Page Sixty Fwe

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l935 CHEEI2 LIEADEIQS AND TICKET SEIIEIPS THE STADIUM AT NIGHT ll H T Back Row lLeft to Rightl: W. Burclc. P. Tate llVlgr.l. R. Feldlcamp, D, Chase, R. lVlcCarty, C. Link W. Streifl. G. Palmer. Front Row: R. Orrison. R. McGonegal. R. Whitlow'. B. Breitmaver. O. Lenrz, E. Gulick. Members Not in the Picture: R. Hanna, P, Ryan, E DEPARTMENT that is indispensable to the Athletic Board of Control and to the school is that of ticket sellers and cheerleaders. They gave unstintingly of their time and efforts gratuitously to the support of the Viking teams. Much credit is due the members for the complete success of each athletic sport. The cheerleaders received complete new uniforms in appreciation of their splendid work this past year, consisting of: White trousers and white sweaters, with an orange J on the front of the sweaters with a black megaphone for background of the emblemg also two large and two small megaphones. The equipment and uniforms were purchased by the Athletic Board of Control, the Representative Assembly and the Student Council. With this added equipment much enthusiasm can be expected of the fans. A MEETING held in November by members of the football squad a decision was made not to elect a captain for the 1935 season, but instead, Coach Watson is to appoint a man to be captain for each game, and at the end of the season an honorary captain is to be chosen. The above decision was voted by members of the squad after it was explained that very few regulars would return for the 1935 season. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOI Page Sixty Yuen