Edgewood High School - Crusader Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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LefrRghrJJ r r Gol In response to Coach Wilke s call for an elimination round fourteen golfers teed off at the Westmoreland Country Club for a nine hole match This field led by Joe Holt consisted of john Jamieson Bob Straub B1ll Cantwell john Cantwell john Byrns Vic Ripp Vic Kleinheinz Egg Wiese B1llF1gy Bob Conners Phil Grosse and Bob Goeden Captain Joe Holt led the field with a 40 oe has already had a year of John Jamieson ran second with a close 41 A newcomer john plays a steady game highly elaborated by good putting Bill Cantwell turned in a low score winning his berth as third man Fourth position brought a hard fought contest with Straub nosing out Figy a favorite one up The last post however necessitated another playoff with Bill Kelly shooting ex quisite golf to shake off his hard pressing opponents Figy and Straub in a nine hole match We have one victory already to our credit an encounter with Lake Mills who tasted defeat April 27 by a score of I2 o Feeling slightly con fident with this win Coach Wilke is attempting to schedule matches with East Central West and Wisconsin High in the city as also with Monroe and Evansville The Alumni will be the competition in a playoff scheduled for April 2Q at the Nakoma Country Club The alumni consisting of former Maroon golf stars such as Bob Buergin Phil Schwartz Ben Lynaugh and B1ll Holt have a team that will prove quite an obstacle for the school golfers The Edgewood Echo P g 74 t 0 i : . amieson, R. S raub, J. Hol , W. Cantwell. 3 . . . , , . 5 3 5 3 9 7 9 3 9 ' experience as a member of the golf teamg his score is low and consistent. ' 9 U . ' 5 . 7 ' 5 7 T 3 3 7 7 . 7 ' , U L'

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z C R r k Intramural Basketball In keep1ng w1th h1s annual pohcy Coach W1lke orgamzed the 1ntra mural basketball league SIX capta1ns were chosen and each IH turn prcked a team of seven men who had not served on the regular basketball squad These captalns were B1ll Cantwell Bob Zwank MICRY O Br1en B1ll Stearns Tony Martxnellr and Russ Wrttman Cantwell s outfit Cantwell Carey Kelly A Cox Schm1tz and Emmerrch won the tourna ment w1th Tony Martmelh s qumtet Mackln Conners Flad Daggett Pr1nd1v1lle and Runk runn1ng a close second Although O Br1en lost h1s first contest h1S team was composed of f1ght1ng clever basketeers 1n jam1e son Gnmm Lav1n Gaffney Weger and Carberry W1ttman s aggrega t1on McDonnell Cox W1HCh6St6f Lynch Holt Inhoff Kle1nhe1nz Cramer Schwoegler and Davenport lost the1r first encounter after play 1ng hard fought battles Zwank and h1s team Hagan Bormett loe Cox Fauerbach SCYVHIS and Roberts also went down bravely to defeat Coach W1lke p1cked a group of promlsmg mater1al from these teams to be used as reserx es for the regular squad follow1ng mxd semester graduatxon Each class now entered a team IH a Class Basketball Tournament The Frosh led by Capta1n Cox defeated the Sophomores under the leadersh1p of Capta1n Hughes IH an easy contest I7 8 The jumors led by Capta1n McCann won over V1c R1pp and h1s S n1or team ID a 8 1 , battle The Edgtu ood Echo P 3 Left zu Rzpht' P. Daggett. E. Coyle, R. Schmi z, P. Gaffney, W. Hughes, D. Burke, -I. ox, . O'Brien. R. Lavin, W. S crn R, Zwan , j. Cox. , , ' 5 , . . . . ., . . 1 3 3 - - ' Q , , . a 9 9 ' 9 T7 I , . .., . . T 9 5 a 1 . . . . , . . 9 3 I . . . , 9 3 7 7 ' C 3 5 5 7 7 5 7 a T a ' ' ' V 5 9 , 1 7 9 ' V ' I I I 5 I ' l ' I' E Q l 2 ' . J ' ' ' ' age' 7

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Left toRght L Hutter A M Doheny C Mlls Mss Brophy coach F Barry S DHooghe E Tormey C Lm tead G Nola A Nester C Pettrc B Stler T Ka e I R ppen D Huemrner Gwls' Volleyball On October 22 the glrls volleyball teams met 1n the school gymnas1um A large crowd had gathered both to enjoy the performance and to beneht the Echo for wh1ch the proceeds were used the game was on' The Deers had hrst serve and the1r playxng justlfied the name Carol slashed down seven or e1ght po1nts wh1le her w1ll1ng team mates returned every ball Lorraxne was r1ght there 1nvar1ably and Dot sent It up wxthout fa1l All seemed lost for the Aces when the first half ended leavmg them at the bottom of a 25 I2 score But anyth1ng can hap pen IU a ball game and true enough the second half turned the tables Every competent serve of Charlotte rece1ved an equally competent return from Anne all of Solange s attempts were wasted because of Terry s senslble est1mat1on of the speed1ng ball s landmgs Fran s keeplng under lt was useless when Judy served the team s comb1ned efforts weren t suffi c1ent to hold the rlotous Aces Barb wxth careless ease served one ball after another to the unsuspectlng opponents whose txme had come and gone' Dorothy s ab1l1ty to help It along was an asset to her team and Cleo was mdlspensable when putt1ng It over was necessary Both teams played wlth eager alertness and when the end came the Aces were leadmg a 31 30 score after Gen Gaffney t1pped the ball over under the surpr1sed eyes of a team that swallowed a hard defeat Better luck next txmel The two teams Gen s Aces and Carol s Deers were G Nolan A Nes ter T Kane B St1er C Llnstead D Huemmer J Reppen andG Gaffney C M1lls D Ol-Iara F Barry L Hutter S DHooghe andC Pettr1c The Edgewood lzcho Page 15 i : . , . . , . i , i , , . , . ' , . , . ' s , . n, . , . i, . ' , . n , . e , . . The whistle at 3 145 found the members of the teams in their places, and ' B5 ' 55 ' ' 7 5 ' 'V 1 7 , . 7 . , , ' 9 9 , . , . , ' ' , : . , . f 3 ' 7 ' 5 ' Y ' 9 ' 9 ' 3 . , . , . , . , . , . .